Sentence examples for of a culprit from inspiring English sources

The league is somewhat of a culprit.

Statistically, economists say, the euro changeover was much less of a culprit than bad weather and taxes.

Health care spending increased nearly 9percentt last year, according to Paul B. Ginsburg, president of the Center for Studying Health System Change in Washington, and hospital care is now more of a culprit than prescription drugs.

The first half of the film covers the immediate aftermath of the attack — the tears, the recriminations, and the eventual collaring of a culprit, Pavel Dmitrichenko, a dancer with a grudge.

Profits for roughly half the firms in the European Stoxx 600 have fallen short of expectations so far.Companies in search of a culprit may want to glance in the mirror.

But while all scientists acknowledge the difficulty of determining a cause for a reported decline in the shrimp crops, some say there is evidence that is at the very least suggestive of a culprit.

They were looking for a culprit of sorts: two weeks earlier car-bombs had exploded outside their embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.

Leicester boss Richard Cockerill confirmed Youngs's claim that he had been bitten by an opponent but stopped short of identifying a culprit.

All to deal with the remote chance of finding a culprit.

The analysis reveals the relationship between the systems of THEME and INFORMATION and a process of persuasion to construe Syria as a victim of allegations rather than a culprit of murder.

The cost of fuel is a culprit, but so are the politics of the Ivory Coast, which supplies more cocoa beans to the word than any other country.