Sentence examples for to blame for the deficit from inspiring English sources

It turns out that, in fact, disabled people in social housing are to blame for the deficit and will now be punished accordingly.

In a statement posted on the Web site of the Commerce Ministry, Mr. Bo said "global economic trends," not Beijing, were to blame for the deficit.

But there is no doubt that Lord Ashcroft is to blame for the deficit, that harsh winter, and David Beckham's Achilles tendon.

But Social Security is not to blame for the deficit and health care spending, mainly for Medicare, is driven more by lavish payments to drug companies and other providers than by payments to beneficiaries.

Today Alan Johnson had another go; I've just heard him accusing George Osborne and co of being "deficit deceivers", in the sense that they are wrongly accusing Labour of being to blame for the deficit.

During one exchange, Perot commented that Democrats and Republicans were both to blame for the deficit, but that neither was willing to take responsibility.

The Congressional Budget Office projects a $1.1 trillion federal budget deficit for the 2012 fiscal year if current laws remain unchanged (and Ezra Klein does the math on who's to blame for the deficits) Finance: Mobile, Mobile, Mobile Marc Andreessen's venture capital firm has raised $2.7 billion in three years, and many of the largest venture firms are also doing well (Ryan Seacrest is, too).

Buck says that Republicans are also to blame for the deficits, and that he will be different, somehow.

It was never an even swap, and the architects are still pointing fingers over what and whom to blame for the "structural deficit" in state finances.

As both sides wrestle for control of the narrative over who is to blame for the huge deficits and how best to slash them, the White House will likely use the budget to try to gain advantage over Republicans in the debate.

Robert M. Lillpopp, a spokesman for the state Labor Department, said that "the long-term devastating effects of the World Trade Center disaster and the continuing national recession" are to blame for the fund's deficit.