Sentence examples for sole scapegoat from inspiring English sources
The Senate Banking Committee did its part yesterday in putting to rest any concerns that Arthur Andersen might be made the sole scapegoat for the systemwide failure of the nation's accounting industry.
The least Arne Duncan could do is stop using education as the sole scapegoat and begin to fully acknowledge learning doesn't happen in a vacuum.
Since forced labor and trafficking reflect systemic problems driven by poverty, it would be unfair to make unscrupulous factory owners the sole scapegoats for Vietnam's economic and social ills.
But civil servants aren't the sole scapegoats for the shambles.
Julie Spence, a former chief constable and now a lead on the PCC panel investigating phone hacking, insisted the commission must not become "the sole political scapegoat for systemic failings across the board".
On Tuesday, the APC (the All Progressives Congress, the main opposition party that runs the Borno state administration) issued a statement calling the intervention of Mrs Jonathan "distracting, counter-productive and calibrated to scapegoat others with the sole intention of exculpating her husband rather than finding the girls".
I agree that our education system should focus on the children but I also believe that we need to protect teachers from critics who want to scapegoat them as the sole source of the problem while ignoring other factors.
Poor Tasmania, however, is but the scapegoat of a problem – not actually the sole example of it.
