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

They say that busy lifestyles of parents are often to blame for the problem.

Other people close to the review say consultants were only partly to blame for the problem.

Unlike traditional approaches, the Maudsley method "says we don't think the parents are to blame for the problem," Dr. Le Grange said.

First came revelations that some bishops had covered up abuse, then some Vatican and American officials suggested that gay priests were to blame for the problem.

And they did not provide the mechanisms by which the citizens of the union could feel they were both in part to blame for the problem, as some are, and in a place to help find a solution.

Writing in The Daily Telegraph, Dr. Theodore Dalrymple, a general practitioner, said the relative cheapness of alcohol, the introduction of fruity "alcopops" aimed at teenagers and the rise of happy hours and all-you-can-drink deals were partly to blame for the problem.

He believes the BBC "is not to blame for the problems in the regional newspaper business.

According to the article, who do companies try to blame for the problems with pension planning?

"But remember that not only teachers are to blame for the problems in this district".

The insurance industry's leadership says rogue agents are to blame for the problems.

Chris Riggall, a spokesman for Diebold, said that machine flaws were not necessarily to blame for the problems.