Sentence examples for substantial blame from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The Republican members of the commission appointed by Congress to investigate the causes of the financial crisis plan to release on Wednesday a document that assigns government housing policies substantial blame for the origins of the 2008 financial crisis.

South Koreans are split between conservatives who blame North Korea entirely for its own plight, and progressives who lay substantial blame on South Korean conservatives and the United States for not addressing what they believe are North Korea's legitimate security concerns.

Even as employee ownership at United Airlines is being assigned substantial blame for the carrier's descent into bankruptcy, US Airways is proposing to give its workers four board seats and nearly a third of the company's stock whenever it emerges from its own Chapter 11 filing.

Still, the candidates may not allow Mayor Beame to escape substantial blame for having waited so long to tell the truth about the city's financial problems- not will they let him forget that in his two terms as comptroller, before he became mayor, he played a role in developing many of the sleight-of-hand fiscal practices that eventually brought the city to the brink of bankruptcy.

"President Trump must speak out against the growing Islamophobia in our nation for which he bears substantial blame". .

"The difficulties facing the island are substantial and the blame for them can be spread from San Juan to Washington, DC to Wall Street," Velazquez said in a statement issued hours before the vote.

Some experts blame a substantial share of the higher payments on the increasingly widespread use of electronic health record systems.

In June, a jury in United States District Court in Manhattan found that Turner bore a substantial portion of the blame for the damage caused by the fire.

The critic Fred Cohn, in recounting the sorry tale for Opera News, assigns a substantial portion of the blame to the investment banker Susan Baker, who became the chairman of the board in 2004, and presided over a string of oblivious decisions.

And then he offered that a substantial amount of the blame for its demise — along with G.M.'s painful march toward Chapter 11 reorganization in 2009 — belonged to cars like the two-door hatchback he drives.

While the press and politicians should certainly take a substantial portion of the blame for encouraging political lethargy, people must individually search for the truth in rhetoric and the depth in facts, and not automatically buy into the reality as painted by media and government.