be to blame

As it is just a coincidence, no one should be to blame for it.

Scientists do not understand exactly what causes the ailment, though a combination of genetics, stress and infection may be to blame.

And concerns have been growing that the concussions and other head injuries that are common in the NFL might be to blame.

The MPF said the investigated Brazilian companies could be to blame for illegal deforestation across 150, 000 hectares.

The temptation for a wounded China will be to blame all this on America and Japan.

Yet, however easy it may be to blame the US for the current global economic woes, it is also to the US that the world looks for a solution.

When you see participants making mistakes, your first instinct may be to blame their inexperience or lack of intelligence.

Ironically, another legacy may be to blame: income-tax withholding, which he helped to invent during the second world war.

You can't put the blame on the newcomer because it is unfair to blame him for the fault. It is you that should be to blame.

Christmas trees could be to blame for a range of health complaints over the festive season, according to new research.

But the extent to which TV may or may not be to blame is a question that the study leaves unanswered .

They believe that the rising incidence of depression or our increasingly stressful working culture may be to blame.

Capitalism may be to blame for the lack of life on the planet Mars, Venezuela's socialist President Hugo Chavez said on Tuesday.

The researchers suspect that the shape of the human ear canal may be to blame for the pain.

In an ironic twist, new research shows that the brain's pleasure center may be to blame.

Investigators say design flaws in steel plates holding the bridge together may be to blame for the disaster.

Caixin, a magazine, published an article on its website suggesting that China's political culture might even be to blame.

Harry Reid, the majority leader, may be to blame for the clumsy handling of the Senate.

Mother Nature may also be to blame, with our body shape being partly inherited.

Caixin, a magazine, published an article on its website suggesting China's political culture might even be to blame.

Sometimes other people will be to blame for that loss, and sometimes not.

A shortage of genes could be to blame for the lack of height in short people, researchers have found.

That doesn't mean that you're safe - just that if you do get either disease, something other than your ApoE gene may be to blame.

A new report says that weak social ties may be to blame for the higher incidence of mental disorders in cities.

The programmes may not be to blame. The problem may lie with the dire quality of schools and clinics.

Sony's representative said my office Wi-Fi could be to blame for the Dash's slow performance.

It seems that global warming could be to blame for the natural disasters.

Who should be to blame for that big fire?

Cigarette smoking may be to blame for one in five cardiovascular disease deaths.

A doctor accused of killing patients to free up hospital beds could be to blame for more than 300 deaths in Curitiba, Brazil.

If you're tempted to lie to someone, consider whether irrational envy could be to blame.

Underlying inflammation or infections may be to blame.

Dr Kelly said hormones may be to blame for these differences and that oestrogen clearly plays a role in conditions such as migraines.

Drinking may be to blame for one in four cases of dementia, doctors have warned.

It is believed that more than one person may be to blame for the mine accident.

However, according to historian Barney Sloane, the disease spread so quickly that the rats could not be to blame.

A new paper in the journal Nature suggests the river's erosive action may be to blame.

But if there is one, she suspects pregnancy hormones such as estrogen and progesterone might be to blame.

Structural barriers to full employment may be to blame.

The water polluted by the factory should be to blame.

Many scientists believe the Earth suffered a direct hit from an asteroid or that a comet could be to blame for the extinction.

If you are waking up feeling groggy after a long period, an underlying condition could be to blame.

Not you but I should be to blame.

A secret voice tells us that we must be to blame for being idle.

Even vitamin deficiency may be to blame.

The physics of snoring itself could even be to blame, Troxel says.

When the first robot carpet-sweeper sucks up a baby, who will be to blame?

Any inappropriate part in his translation must not be to blame on them, but on the author himself.

The third hypothesis states that gradual changes of climate may be to blame.

Your computer screen may be to blame.

Health experts are worried that a new, more virulent strain may be to blame.

But theextendextent towatchwhich TV may or may not be to blame is a question that the study leaves unanswered.

He shouldn't be to blame for the accident.

sb. be to blame for(doing) sth.

Loud music and earbuds might not be to blame just yet, according to the study.

He shouldn't be to blame under the circumstances.

be to blame for sth.

It is they that shoud be to blame for their stupid mistakes in the work.

sb be to blame for.

be to blame She is certainly to blame.

the extent to which tv may or may not be to blame is a question that the study unanswered

Your mother may be to blame for your relationship woes (though choosing a better mate could improve matters)

be to blame =to be at fault or be guilty

Humans May Be to Blame for Shark Attacks

you are not to blame. be to blame

fingers on the trigger and you'll be to blame