Sentence examples for which blames from inspiring English sources

The coalition losses amount to far fewer than the thousands of civilian deaths tallied by the United Nations, which blames insurgents for three-quarters of noncombatant fatalities.

Guns coming from the United States are an especially delicate issue in Mexico, which blames American gun dealers for much of the violence there.

The latest is a 30-second ad from the American Energy Alliance titled "Nine Dollar Gas," which blames the Obama administration for soaring fuel prices.

In contrast, J. B. Handley, the founder of Generation Rescue, which blames vaccines for autism, said the decision not to compensate the Cedillos was "an incomprehensible injustice".

He also wrote "Goodbye, Good Men: How Liberals Brought Corruption Into the Catholic Church," which blames Catholic seminaries for the church's current crisis.

It was the second protest in two weeks by the pro-Russia Party of Regions, which blames Ukraine's leadership for failing to cope with the economic downturn.

It has ended the culture of grievance which blamed London for all our troubles.

South Korea and the United States, which blame the North for the attack, said the diplomatically worded condemnation was aimed at North Korea.

It echoes Tom Wolfe's ignorant From Bauhaus To Our House, which blamed German émigrés for all America's architectural woes.

His 1984 book "Losing Ground," which blamed social programs for worsening poverty, and his 1994 book, "The Bell Curve," which ascribed lower I.Q.

He is most famous for "Open Veins of Latin America", which blamed the region's problems on European colonisers and the United States.