Sentence examples for significant blame from inspiring English sources

Along with perceptions of crime and employment, significant blame is attributed in this sphere to immigration.

Significant blame lies with the government: it has handled this negotiation terribly, eroding the trust and morale of junior doctors.

He also has the ability to be at the center of major financial disruptions without taking on significant blame.

The language of the executive order, which doesn't explicitly protect green-card holders, bears significant blame for this confusion.

The results will not be known until next month but significant blame for the planning is sure to be apportioned to the coach.

9.33pm: "I get it," the president says, referring to how unpalatable it is to so many to give so huge sums of money to banks, when they bear significant blame for the whole situation in the first place.

After eight months in office you have failed to pass any significant legislation, blaming everyone but yourself for your inability to realize any of your campaign promises, including an infrastructure bill, tax reform, and even repealing and replacing Obama's healthcare program, which you made a top priority.

"We're hearing panicked calls from customers saying, 'I can pay my electric bill, or I can pay my rent in full.' " Nearly everyone agrees that deregulation shoulders a significant amount of blame for the crisis.

The results indicate that the human interest frame influenced participants' emotional response to the crisis and the emotional response influenced by the human interest frame was a significant predictor of blame and responsibility in a transgression crisis.

But Congress -- and Cruz specifically -- bears a significant amount of blame.

It blamed "significant weaknesses" on its headteacher and executive head, noting inadequate standards of behaviour and divisions between the pupils of different ethnicity.