Sentence examples for widespread blame from inspiring English sources

Nurses report increasing levels of bullying by managers, and a widespread blame culture that prevents frontline staff from voicing concerns about poor care.

For much of India, the lack of access to a toilet and the absence of adequate sanitation are widespread problems blamed for the spread of disease as well as the contamination of the country's rivers and other water sources.

Many Romanians felt clear about what to blame – widespread corruption and a malfunctioning state apparatus – and took to the streets.

Mr Milburn said: "There is widespread acknowledgement that the blame game where universities blame schools, schools blame parents and everyone blames the government - must stop".

For the tragic consequences of that war, Oren mainly blamed widespread Palestinian intransigence.

He blames widespread ignorance about AIDS for causing panic among the police and prison staff.

Unspecified ecological disasters have led most couples to become infertile, and this widespread infertility is blamed on women.

Karzai has never accepted either the ECC's verdict or that there was widespread fraud, instead blaming foreigners for "defaming" the process.

A judge has blamed widespread police failures for the vigilante murder of a disabled man – as he jailed two officers for misconduct over their failure to prevent the attack.

The widespread belief Kazin blames for the irrelevance of criticism — "that literature cannot affect our future, that the future is in other hands" — of course took hold in cold-war America.

But Shell has previously blamed "widespread and continual criminal activity, including sabotage, theft and illegal refining, that causes the vast majority of oil spills".