Sentence examples for wrongly blamed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fishman said short-selling has been wrongly blamed.

A virus (wrongly blamed on the apes) has wiped out vast swathes of the population.

Although they occasionally take cats, they tend to be wrongly blamed for any cats that disappear.

China wrongly blamed him for the ferocious ethnic attacks on Han Chinese in riots in Lhasa, in 2008.

American officials say their forces are being wrongly blamed for atrocities carried out by a rogue Afghan unit.

(The McCanns later won hefty libel damages from newspapers that wrongly blamed them for abducting their own daughter).

This is a last joke from the Labour party, which wrongly blames us for unseating Michael Martin.

Locked in their cities yesterday by Israeli troops worried about violence, they wrongly blame their troubles exclusively on Israel.

If there is a failure in the talks, and the Administration, rightly or wrongly, blames Israel, the situation will become still more tense.

Even moderate Republicans, like Senator Susan Collins of Maine, wrongly blame the "uncertainty and cost created by new federal regulations" for unemployment.

Too many research disciplines still wrongly blame the poor for their poverty, the powerless for crimes and indigenous peoples in forests for deforestation.