Sentence examples for traditionally blamed from inspiring English sources

It has traditionally blamed crime on poverty, taking a liberal line on policing and punishment.

Liberals, for their part, have traditionally blamed the governments of Juan Péron (1946-55), witheireir quasi-fascist pursuit of autarky and a state-run economy.

Executives at United have traditionally blamed what they called self-serving attitudes of the unions for pushing the airline's costs sky high.

Saudi Arabia and the Sunni monarchies of the western Gulf have traditionally blamed Iran for any unrest by local Shia, but have never produced any evidence other than to point at sympathetic treatment of the demonstrations on Iranian television.

Most travellers are on package holidays, for which Cuba offers excellent value (albeit with the risk of the odd power or water failure, traditionally blamed on the US embargo).

Curators have traditionally blamed the deformation, known in Chinese as Qi-Wa, on humidity and imperfections in the scroll's construction, but the biggest culprit is the flexible backing layer that the ornate top layer is mounted on, according to a mathematical formula reported this month in Physical Review Letters.

The government traditionally blames extremists for the violence.

Authorities traditionally blame extremists for outbreaks of violence, while Uighur activists point to tight Chinese control as a cause of tensions.

The government traditionally blames extremists for the violence, while Uighur activists point to ethnic tensions and tight Chinese control as triggers for violence.

"When things don't work the left traditionally blames big power, while the right blames immigrants".

Thus, plants in Ohio, Kentucky and Georgia, which have traditionally been blamed for acid rain and other pollutants in the Northeast, are also hurting residents in their own states.