Sentence examples for number blamed from inspiring English sources

In terms of casting blame for the high unemployment rate, 26percentt of unemployed adults cited former President George W. Bush; 12 percent pointed the finger at banks; 8 percent highlighted jobs going overseas and the same number blamed politicians.

The majority of people reacted to the tragedy by calling for tolerance and unity in the face of such a devastating tragedy, stressing that extremism does not represent Islam, but a number blamed immigration, the refugee crisis and the religion for the attacks.

The National Bureau of Statistics, in releasing the Q3 number, blamed the global financial crisis for the lowest increase in five years.

A growing number of teachers are choosing to walk away (the numbers of new recruits leaving the profession has tripled in the last six years) with a large number blaming heavy workloads.

They don't want to hear bad numbers blamed on the rain.

The Louvre museum lost nearly €10m (£8.6m) last year after a drop in visitor numbers blamed on fears of terrorism and closures caused by the risk of flooding.

On both sides of the Atlantic, almost identical numbers blamed BP for the spill, 59% in Britain and 58% in the US, but in the US, 57% believed BP had cut corners to save costs, compared with 26% in Britain.

Fifty-one percent said that Republican economic policies played a major role or "the biggest role" in the financial crisis, while larger numbers blamed banks and financial deregulation.