Sentence examples for years of blaming from inspiring English sources

After years of blaming each other, the United States and Mexico are finally ready to fight the traffickers together.

After 30 years of a single, Thatcherite version of the proper relationship between the state and the economy, and seven years of blaming Labour for recession, resetting the narrative is going to be tough.

After all those years of blaming "them", corporate leadership, for holding back progress, they are now "them". They must inspire and enable others, put in place their own management cadence, follow through, and deliver.

Unlike England and Scotland, the Welsh government reduced NHS spending in real terms in the early years of this decade, blaming underfunding by Westminster.

It's amazing what three years of Cardiff blaming Westminster for Welsh woes can do to change minds.

Here's a look back through the years of politicians blaming video games.

We saw eight years of victim blaming from conservative political leaders that allowed their swaggering, self-reliant followers to conclude that those kids "get what they deserve".

When most girls carried backpacks of books to and from school, she also carried the burden of thousands of years of victim blaming and its evil twin slut shaming.

"The history of obesity for many many years has been one of blaming people for lack of self control," said Dr. Joseph Majzoub, chief of endocrinology at Boston Children's Hospital and lead author of the new paper.

And Ewing, after all the years of being blamed for every team failure, may be willing to acquiesce.

Yet after years of being blamed for double-digit inflation and booms and busts, and ridiculed for their experiment with monetarism, central bankers now seem (at least on the surface) to be doing a better job.