Examples of using More to blame in English and their translations into French
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O who is more to blame.
Mothers, women, are, naturally even more to blame.
Who is more to blame.
Almost entirely, but there is more to blame.
I'm more to blame than she is!
I do not know who is more to blame.
The man is more to blame than the machine.
Ultimately they are the ones more to blame.
I am not any more to blame than you are.
The attitude of the loan providers is more to blame for this.
They are more to blame than the candidate.
If that is true then they are more to blame than she is.
But you're no more to blame for that than you are for his death.
It does not concern us to decide which was the more to blame.
Then you're more to blame than him.
It is difficult to say which of them was more to blame.
No one group is any more to blame than others.
More to blame are the flaws purposely built into our Constitution.
But were bankers more to blame than regulators?
Middle-aged voters are the most likely to view the government as more to blame.