Sentence examples for to blame since from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the fact that people are getting heavier is partially to blame, since adipose tissue keeps the heat in.

The central government is partly to blame, since it has not issued minimum-service guidelines for the district governments.

Airlines are partly to blame, since checked luggage fees incentivize passengers to carry most of their belongings with them.

2. Amazon is to blame since the online retailer was the first to put out Black Friday offers back in 2010.

That accusation, if true, meant the Tibet Longda International Travel Agency, based in Lhasa, was at least in part to blame, since it had organized the trip.

In the case of hotels, increased international travel is also partly to blame, since bed bugs remain prevalent elsewhere and are very adept at hitchhiking in suitcase crevices.

Although there hasn't been a large volcanic eruption to blame since 1991, some have correlated this with increased coal burning from South and East Asia.

It is not fair to blame MacDiarmid, since the decision to publish these bits and pieces was not his, and we have little information about the circumstances under which he wrote them.

In a way it is hard to blame singers, since they know that audiences are following titles anyway, and die-hard opera buffs do not seem to be complaining.

Am I doing something wrong, or is Houston's hellish humidity to blame? A. Since the wild ones are doing all right in Hades, it's likely your problem is a combination of rich soil and late planting.

It's hard to blame S&P, since the firm was criticised heavily, and faced substantial fines, for being too lax in the run-up to the global financial crisis.