Sentence examples for which has blamed from inspiring English sources

Such words strike terror into the heart of the restaurant industry, which has blamed a crash in food prices that has made groceries cheaper for its woes.

Shares in Mattel, which has blamed competition from the Bratz line for declining sales of Barbie, gained 4.4percentt in after-hours trade following the verdict.

The findings echo recent comments from British luxury fashion house Burberry, which has blamed a sharp sales slowdown on weaker demand among shoppers in China.

The tensions also reflect a waning of American influence in Bolivia, which has blamed Washington for the crisis while it strengthens ties with Venezuela.

The launch of Liberty Steel Newport is a rare piece of good news for the UK steel industry, which has blamed cheap imports, the strength of the pound and high energy prices for its current crisis.

Lancashire county council, which has blamed the closures on government cuts, confirmed in August that it was set to shut more than 20 local libraries, a move locals have described as "devastat[ing]".

He pointedly did not mention the United States, which had blamed Mr. Chávez for his own undoing and established contact with his would-be successor.

The monument, which had blamed Nazis for the massacre, was removed because it is now clear that the killers were actually Jedwabne's non-Jewish residents, who on July 10 , 1941 slaughtered their Jewish neighbors, apparently without orders from or participation by the occupying Germans.

The publication of the articles resulted in public controversy, as they discredited the official account of the events, which had blamed a storm for the shipwreck, and glorified the surviving sailor.

And candidates were forbidden to run affiliated with political parties, which General Musharraf has blamed for years of deeply corrupt governance.

Frictions also continue over the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks, for which India has blamed Lashkar-e-Taiba militants based in Pakistan.