Sentence examples for sometimes to blame from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gross said equipment problems are sometimes to blame.

Shah, whose mother came over from Pakistan and could speak only halting English, said men were sometimes to blame for women not learning English.

Chile, the Netherlands and Slovenia have already passed strict network-neutrality laws; several others, including Norway, have opted for softer rules or are planning to do so.Big network operators are sometimes to blame for this.

While acknowledging that theft and vandalism are sometimes to blame for the oil spills, Amnesty insists that the oil companies are to blame for the vast majority of spills.

Figures from the Consumer Product Safety Commission Web site show that at least 400,000 portable device batteries have been recalled so far this year, an indication that manufacturing problems are sometimes to blame.

The peer-review process is sometimes to blame for that (well-meaning readers' reports sometimes have the effect of re-dissertationizing a first book), and we as editors need to help authors sort the good suggestions from the bad.

It would be good to know whom to praise, and good too to know, sometimes, whom to blame.

OFTEN it is a lame excuse, but companies with falling share prices sometimes seek to blame short sellers those who borrow shares and sell them in the hope of buying them back later at a lower price and pocketing the difference.

Researchers (Hasan 2013; Maniruzzaman and Hoque 2010) sometimes seem to blame English teachers for teaching exclusively to the examination rather than implementing the tenets of communicative language.

The fact that the law gives Swedish women equal status is sometimes used to blame women themselves for their lack of equality.

And if their children are caught cheating, parents are sometimes quick to blame the school or the teacher, rather than holding themselves or their children accountable.