Sentence examples for of equal blame from inspiring English sources

Western nations reject the idea of equal blame, saying the government is mainly responsible.

About one-in-ten Democrats placed all of the blame on Republicans; however, a large share of Democrats placed equal blame on both parties and most of the rest gave some, but not all, blame to the Republicans.

In fact, nearly one-third of respondents placed themselves directly at the middle of the scale, assigning equal blame to both sides.

A byproduct of this brand of positioning is the Broderish compulsion to assign equal blame to "both extremes" — even if one of them, for the moment, is a good deal more extreme than the other.

One game official summed up the situation by saying: "I think officials and the N.F.L. should share equal blame for some of the problems.

The 67-year-old Kucks was inclined to place equal blame on the invention of Velcro.

It was the first Plath study to apportion equal blame in the failure of the relationship with Hughes.

Ms. Ishihara echoed the view of many voters here that the opposition Liberal Democrats bore equal blame for the political paralysis, for trying to weaken Mr. Kan when the focus should be on rebuilding.

To assert that Haitians somehow share equal blame for cholera's spread ignores the failure of the humanitarian response to achieve even minimum sanitation standards in earthquake-affected areas.

According to a HuffPost/YouGov poll, 61percentt of Americans surveyed said they blamed Congress as a whole, with equal blame going to Democrats and Republicans (and less to Trump).

Mr. Bush squandered the surplus of the late Clinton years, yet prominent pundits pretend that the two parties share equal blame for our debt problems.