Sentences with phrase «much blame for»

Depending on your core beliefs, attachment style and past relationship experiences, you may accept too much blame for a relationship gone south.

I'd want to ask Sullivan if he really saw events per his Congressional testimony on the fall of 2008, where he laid much blame for the collapse at the feet of mark - to - market accounting.

I'm sorry but the last two posts are delusional retellings of the story: 1) If Fusion Garage was such a clusterfck, the CrunchPad was never going to be a success and you deserve just as much blame for ever doing business with these clowns — particularly as it looks like most of the business was conducted on the back of napkins and with handshakes.

It is not difficult to imagine how much blame for her frustration may have been projected on to the deaf child by the wife.

This is personal, too: Although he wasn't in charge for many of the years when the backlash began building in various of the city's minority communities, the revolution that he had launched in the 1990s has lately attracted much blame for the rising anger.

Not much blame for the double play, due to it being a full count and having to protect the plate, but still a double play.

I was pleased with the team for the most part and can not give too much blame for how they weren't able to overcome such extreme circumstances.

Not exact matches

No matter how much better we might feel at the onset by keeping our image of a perfect self, taking the blame for our failures is a must on the path toward success.

It's much easier to blame the polls for the failure to foresee the outcome.»

Members of Congress are working to adjust aspects of the Dodd - Frank regulatory overhaul, which was passed in the aftermath of the financial crisis in an effort to tighten the behavior of a banking industry blamed for much of the economic instability.

New Atlas blamed the weather and «all the disparate factors that influenced the weekend and the sale» - such as the absence of a Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spyder that sold last year for $ 17.2 million or the Jerry Seinfeld Porsche Collection which sold for $ 22.2 million last year, when the market was still hot - and so the result «doesn't mean much.»

We can't blame the CBO for not knowing how much those wars would cost or how long they would last, even if it could have somehow anticipated them.

The company has been struggling to grow its user base for quite some time, and its product — sometimes described as «niche» — has received much of the blame.

«Imagine: They blame us so much for so many things that now they even blame us, the media, for creating Donald Trump.

But blaming employee ownership for the failure makes about as much sense as blaming investor ownership for the bankruptcy of US Airways and other insolvent airlines.

While you can't blame tryptophan for your inability to keep your eyes open this afternoon, that doesn't mean the hefty dose you'll get from eating way too much turkey doesn't have any effect on your mood at all.

«It helps to guard against the tendency that people feel to justify their feelings and needs so much so that they come off as critical or blaming to the other person before they are able to express what they feel and ask for what they want.»

Several Republican politicians and government officials including President Donald Trump have suggested that mental illness was to blame for the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Wednesday that left 17 people dead — but researchers say evidence suggests there is no traceable link between mental illness and gun violence, and that a much more widespread issue is to blame.

Sessions and some law enforcement officials in states such as Colorado blame legalization for a number of problems, including drug traffickers that take advantage of lax marijuana laws to illegally grow and ship the drug across state lines, where it can sell for much more.

Millennials are frequently blamed for killing a wide range of industries, but Rieder says the much - maligned group is actually responsible for the economic sea change he thinks is already underway.

It's like blaming the media for incessantly covering Donald Trump and then watching the ratings when Donald Trump is at a debate and being surprised that the media gives him so much coverage.

Market analysts blamed the destabilizing influence of leverage in the market for the enduring weakness, aggravated by a lack of economic data to support a rally that had seen major indexes rise as much as 150 percent by early June.

He continued to try to coax provinces into voluntarily joining a national regulator, but also began drafting a law allowing Ottawa to regulate some of those broader risks the court mentioned, including murkier corners of capital markets like over-the-counter derivatives, often blamed for the much of the 2008 global credit meltdown.

And while Jackson is the only one to blame for his alleged misconduct, this is also very much a crisis of Trump's own making.

Wesabe founder also stated that he was the sole and quite stubborn decision maker for much of the enterprises life, and therefore he can blame no one but himself for the failures of Wesabe.

But the Facebook founder also seized on the opportunity to indulge in a little suggestive shade throwing which looked very much like an attempt to blame - shift responsibility for the massive data scandal embroiling his company onto, of all things, one of the UK's most prestigious universities.

Pretty much ever since Donald Trump threw his hat into the ring to run for president about 18 months ago, he's been blamed for any number of things that have upset some people, no matter how preposterous.

And while people like to blame Trump or the federal government for the devastation and slow response, Varela explains that much of the problem stems from Puerto Rico's major infrastructure deficiency and the failings of the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority.

In WILTW June 23, 2016, we argued that much of the blame for this predicament belongs to the central banks: «If the Fed and other major central banks had not lowered interest rates to zero (or below), it would have been harder for corporations to justify financial engineering at the expense of capital investment.

The blame then goes to Federal Reserve Chairman Volcker for slaying the inflation dragon much faster than anticipated so that the projected real spending cuts became real spending increases.

And I suspect that those people who are «shunned» are isolating themselves just as much, because they are trying to avoid the inevitable awkwardness, and then blame their families or friends for not reaching out.

If, as I suspect, he lays a bit too much of the blame for our ills at the feet of that all - purpose bogeyman, capitalism, the story he tells is nevertheless a sobering and instructive one.

So until we do, you cant blame people for thinking that either the moderate Muslim does nt care about the radicals that much... or they kinda agree wtih them.

Twenge and Campbell correctly lay much of the blame for the epidemic at the feet of the self - esteem movement, which has been enormously influential, not only in the spheres of popular psychology and education, but also as a central tenet of the «gospel of success» message heard in many evangelical megachurches.

There were of course some who saved records, but for the most part Christianity tended to condemn anything not like them, blamed them as heretics and causes of plagues and poisoners of wells trying to wipe out any alternate religions that remained in Europe through much of the last two thousand years.

There is so much going into who was to blame for the death of Jesus.

Sometimes it boggle the mind just how much people can justify being callous and blame the powerless for their own condition.

I don't think that American's deserve so much of the blame for being ill - informed.

I do nt get to socialize with gays much... I know many personally... just do nt socialize with them... had one who was a roomate and we did not know he was gay till after he was arrested and moved out for fraud (he was a pathological liar - had nothing to do with his being gay) he pretty much avoided me cause of his being found out to have lied and cost me and another roomate s thousands of dollars in hpne calls that he blamed my best friend on, etc etc..

Christian conservatives generally subscribe to two strongly held propositions: that a return to Christian values is necessary if the moral confusion of our time is to be overcome, and that the Enlightenment is to blame for much of the confusion.

It sounds to me like Steve follows a Christ who is willing to love, forgive and accept me even though he knows I'm just as much to blame for the mess we're in (as a race AND a church) as anybody else.

Steve, you say, «He seems to me to blame the «implement» (the «institutional church») rather than the individuals who «use» it, much the same way the gun control people blame guns for violence.»

We are so much better off if we keep trying to understand though... kind of humorous and childish to continue blaming It for our own inability to understand.

But as much as I would love to blame the culture or the church (or men) for all of our misery, I'm pretty convinced that the only way women can ever be happy again is if we cut ourselves some slack.

«Small blame», it says, «attaches to those who go astray in their search for God and eagerness to find him and fall victim to appearances, seeing so much beauty.»

And no doubt we are all to blame for some of these distortions — myself very much included.

Blaming the poor for their plight is much more comfortable than giving them the coat off your back.

There has long been a conviction in certain political and theological circles that capitalism itself as a system is to blame for much of the injustice, oppression and poverty in the world.

In March 1968, the Commission issued a 608 - page report that laid much of the blame for the crisis on the mass media.

I blame the churches in general and many preachers in particular for making the problem of a young man like you so much more difficult than it needs to be.