Sentence examples for once again blame from inspiring English sources

ONCE again, blame El Niño.

Once again blame this on the misguided notion that most people will continue to balk at flying to Las Vegas and other gambling venues.

The deposition is now being used in Kesha's current case against Gottwald, a move the singer's lawyer calls, "a pathetic attempt to once again blame the victim".

I am writing this because I have noticed that for the most part, people and the media have been very sympathetic and respectful, but there are those certain ones that want to use this horrible tragedy as an opportunity to once again, blame and or attack Scientology?

Once again, blame is typically frowned upon during an interview as it's an indicator of a wider tendency to place blame rather than accept responsibility––something few employers want to see in their employees.

Mr. Gingrich once again blamed the barrage of negative ads by a "super PAC" supporting Mr. Romney.

Appearing before the House financial services committee, Geithner once again blamed British regulators for failing to stop the manipulation of Libor interest rates.

David Ginola has threatened to sue Gérard Houllier after the former France manager once again blamed him for Les Bleus' failure to make the trip to the USA.

Regarding Gaza, Mr. Khouri once again blames Israel for its "continuing siege," conveniently omitting the fact that Egypt also keeps its border with Gaza closed.

He addressed a large crowd of supporters in Mashad on Thursday, and once again blamed Iran's foreign enemies for the turmoil over last month's elections.

A new chant went up in Tahrir Square: "We want to understand the speech!" Both Mubarak and Suleiman once again blamed Egypt's paralysis on foreign powers, attempted foreign diktats and lying foreign satellite channels out to "deface the image of Egypt".