Sentence examples for responsible for troubles from inspiring English sources

But analysts and investors are also wary of bringing back an executive who may be at least partly responsible for troubles that became apparent only later.

A parallel crackdown has begun to track down rioters and looters, with police releasing a gallery of those believed responsible for trouble, including CCTV stills of very young men and women, some with faces clearly visible.

Though the crimes did not appear to be related to the protests over George Zimmerman's acquittal in the slaying of Trayvon Martin, police said they believe many involved were responsible for trouble at protests on Sunday night.

His three housemates are often responsible for his troubles.

Some historians and security analysts say Washington is partly responsible for the troubles.

Pressed on who might be responsible for his troubles, he smiled enigmatically.

High fuel costs were responsible for its troubles, the airline said; it expects no interruptions in service.

He is however popular with certain army brigades.If Congo's different factions agree about anything, it is that white foreigners are responsible for their troubles.

Unlike the APEs, but like most Greeks I know, I believe that we are more responsible for our troubles than any evil Other.

The implication was clear: like George Tiller, like LeRoy Carhart, and like many other abortion providers, including my father, Brigham was a dedicated doctor, and the zealotry of the religious right was responsible for his troubles.

Rochdale were entirely responsible for the troubles of the Premier League visitors, however, not a pitch that had drained £500,000 from a club that can ill-afford such a hit on its resources.