Sentence examples for publically blamed from inspiring English sources

The Sony hack — which the FBI and South Korea have publically blamed on North Korea, though it still might be the work of others, too — marks probably the costliest cyber-attack ever on American soil.

The Dutchman has publically blamed the current "coaching staff first of all" for Wales' poor recent results.

Scholarly accounts have repeatedly shown that greater degradation was caused by these industries than by swiddeners (Thapa and Weber 1991; Thiesenhausen 1991) but most national policy-makers and international practitioners have continued to publically blame swiddeners (see also, cites on fires: Dennis et al. 2005; Brookfield et al. 1995:172; Rigg 2003 298).

The report blamed oestrogen-like pollution.

They blamed themselves.

Midwife Surviving meant blame someone else before you are blamed.

Who then should be blamed?

No blaming.