Sentence examples for partially blame from inspiring English sources

Americans still at least partially blame Bush for the current economic environment.

Neither disputes some of the negative views about Congress; they partially blame the news media, particularly the lack of coverage.

Women's groups and civil rights organisations in Hungary have expressed anger over an official public safety video that appears to partially blame women for sexual assaults against them.

Just as Cruz got Trump to defend Planned Parenthood, Bush got him to partially blame 9/11 on George W. Bush, a statement that many liberal Democrats might agree with, but which is unpopular among Republicans, especially in South Carolina, where George W. is well-liked enough that Jeb will campaign with him on Monday.

The flow of cash into knock-down price shopping malls like the Quays or Buttercrane centre in Newry prompted Ireland's finance minister, Brian Lenihan, this week to partially blame Ireland's economic woes on the vast numbers of southern consumers shopping in Ulster.

What I would do is partially blame Red Bull and the way they set the car up.

This can be partially blamed on 1D, who are rarely out of the style.

The head of the Russian Orthodox Church has partially blamed an increased acceptance of homosexuality for the rise of Isis.

The journalist partially blames this on the complacency shown by the Japanese political establishment and on the post-war limits of the country's military.

Inflammatory media coverage, spearheaded by the broadcaster Alan Jones, has been partially blamed for igniting the tinderbox atmospherics around the monocultural surf scene at Cronulla.

"My parents were anti-Thatcherites, originally from the north-east, and they partially blamed Europe for the loss of industry and jobs in the north.