Sentence examples for now to blame from inspiring English sources
Those Democratic defections put the House bill over the top and fortified Republican arguments that the Senate Democrats were now to blame for the stalemate.
We realise that we might have forgiven him, once, even pitied him once, but he was too far gone in badness, to the extent that he refused, now, to blame even circumstance.
If some one showed up late to an exam and scribbled some gibberish that would translate to a C-.Often busy, overwhelmed with my research, I had no time for unhappy undergraduates telling me that I was now to blame for the inevitable rejection from a top-five law school, so thwarting a potentially meaningful and rewarding career as a corporate lawyer or investment banker.
In that state, fentanyl is now to blame for a third of all drug deaths.
"It was just a drum beat from the government, and I think it's convenient now to blame the media, but I don't," he added.
According to the anti-immigrant group, the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS), immigrants to the US are now to blame for extreme weather, rising sea levels, changing ecosystems, melting glaciers, and dying polar bears.
Welsh education minister Leighton Andrews said: "The Welsh language and Welsh language communities face challenges and the issue now is not to blame people but decide how to work together to ensure a sustainable future for the language".
Acknowledge that even though you may be furious at the company, you know the person you're talking to now isn't to blame.
It is also now easy to blame the now self-admitted "naivete" of Fedhead Alan Greenspan or the continued arrogance and bluster of Democrat turned Republican Phil Gramm who killed Glass Steagall and called fighters against predatory lenders "terrorists".
Some now seek to blame the security service for "radicalising" those it interrogated.
Miss Bhutto blamed senior army officers with Jihadist sympathies for that attack.Alas, her supporters are now likely to blame her killing on the same shadowy army elite.
