Sentence examples for spread blame from inspiring English sources

Hughes did his best to spread blame.

Armed with amateur videotapes and photographs taken during the chaos, politicians have held news briefings to spread blame for the violence.

On the Times website, Sam Coates accused Martin of "seeking to spread blame far and wide to avoid it landing on himself".

Further, this may help spread blame for the difficult decisions that will need to be taken in Russia's current economic situation.

The furor about the hearing is less about the witness lineup, which does not seem especially incendiary, than about statements by Mr. King that appear to spread blame for terrorism to the entire population of American Muslims.

BP also released an internal report that spread blame for the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico to the rig owner Transocean and the contractor Halliburton, as well as itself.

And if you think the press spreads blame too equally over the debt ceiling, wait till you see the coverage if the White House decides to respond by creating a trillion-dollar coin out of nothing.

He spreads blame in many directions, but saves most for Mr Arafat.

When Ryan bemoans how the offensive ineptitude extends beyond Sanchez, he is not merely spreading blame among the line, running backs and receivers.

"There is more at stake here than just the integrity of a few regulators and the inquiry cannot just be about spreading blame.

Sir John said at the beginning of his inquiry that it was about learning lessons, not spreading blame, and this is one area where lessons could be easily learnt.