Sentence examples for yet to blame from inspiring English sources

Yet to blame infections for the autism epidemic is folly.

Yet to blame the UN for the crisis is to miss the point.

Yet to blame this on the absence of education is just another version of the old fear of the credulity of the untutored masses: they will believe anything.

Yet to blame Le Corbusier for the failures of modern public housing is like blaming Sabatier for the rise in knife crime.

I don't think that it's reasonable to expect that even a good negotiator would have to "bargain up" a 2% (or point) gap to compensate for the fact that men simply earn more, or worse yet, to blame it on a poor negotiator that women don't get compensated as well as men.

According to Michaelis, who conducted more than 200 interviews, Schulz was both self-doubting and determined, melancholy and charming, decent and caring, yet prone to blame others for situations that didn't go his way.

Two separate grenades went off in Kenya's capital, Nairobi, on Monday — killing one person and wounding well over a dozen — though officials were not yet prepared to blame the Shabab.

It is convenient yet mistaken to blame Trump for pulling the U.S. out of the climate accord and to believe that the man in the White House is responsible for inaction on climate change.

Yet to simply blame Lauer for what's widely considered to be a missed opportunity is to miss the forest for the trees.

Yet he refused to blame the environment for his failure.

We search and we search and we search for yet another reason to blame the victim.