Sentence examples for tough blame from inspiring English sources

The Kidds yesterday denied the reports, adding to the intrigue and invoking a well-known clause in big-time athletics: when the going gets tough, the tough blame the news media.

Yeah, Merion has been that tough (blame it on the rough).

It's tough to blame New Yorkers for sticking to Manhattan and Brooklyn when the boys in pinstripes are playing poorly, as they did in the early '90s.

It's tough to blame CIOs and security leaders for remaining cautious when well-intentioned patches unleash unintended — and nasty — consequences.

In fairness, it's tough to blame Lin for taking the conservative approach here — while Asus is no stranger to the handset market, none of their previous smartphone efforts have caught on in a big way.

It's tough to blame them.

It's tough to blame President Buchanan, who is charged first and foremost with promoting academic excellence and keeping his university a successful going concern.

That is because it is tougher to blame President Bush for a bad economy when the economy has improved.

Of the potential causes for early season unsteady play, it would seem toughest to blame the offseason layoff.

In moments of guilt — you can't just follow one team for years and then cut bait when the going gets tough — I blamed the Knicks for putting me in this situation.

Sechin, as well as taking a side sweep at "robot traders" – traditional bogeymen in tough times – blamed Middle Eastern producers for deliberating creating the current position of low oil prices and then sticking to the policy.