what's responsible for

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

That's what's responsible for the failure of prohibition.

In short, noon is when you have the most direct sunlight*, and that's what's responsible for heating up the atmosphere.

Quiz: What's responsible for the lousy economy most Americans continue to wallow in? A. Big government, bureaucrats, and the cultural and intellectual elites who back them.

"That's not what's responsible for the dearth of women in the sciences".

NIH intends to figure out what's responsible for the R01 success gap with some experiments, such as conducting reviews with no identifying information about the applicant.

But it's hard to know what's responsible for the drop in shootings, or if any problems persist, because the department has so far shared far less information on these incidents than others do.

Hopefully, you've all decided who's doing what and who's responsible for what within the group.

But what person who's responsible for another living creature ever really understands what care entails?

"Rita really knows what she's talking about — who's responsible for attacks, what's a legitimate terrorist organization and what's not".

These two academics are in surprising agreement, though, that the idea of disruption is thrown around too freely, without a clear understanding of what it means, who's responsible for creating it, or what to do about it.

You know, where one or two people drone on and on, half of the attendees seem to be talking past each other, and at the end no one's sure what's been decided or who's responsible for doing what.