Examples of using Hard to blame in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
It is hard to blame them.
For all his faults, it was hard to blame him.
It's hard to blame doctors.
In some ways,it's hard to blame him.
Hard to blame him, really.
Guess it's hard to blame him.
Hard to blame him, she was very pretty.
Well, it's hard to blame'em, torres.
Hard to blame Universities for that.
It's just that it's hard to blame Mom, you know?
It's hard to blame someone who's never there.
In some ways, it's hard to blame doctors.
It's hard to blame anyone but him.
In a way,it's hard to blame him.
It is hard to blame them for the cynicism.
Tsipras has a personal advantage,since he represents a generation that is hard to blame for the 2010 crisis.
It's hard to blame something that you don't believe in now.
In fact, in today's political environment, it is hard to blame those who find more reasons not to vote than reasons to vote.
If northern European countries, including the star performers of Scandinavia, are facing a populist backlash,it is hard to blame economic causes.
It is hard to blame them for not foreseeing the unthinkable.
Nick Malkoutzis, a columnist for the conservative daily newspaper Kathimerini,wrote that it was hard to blame villagers for their distrust, when so often companies had been allowed to ignore regulations.
It is hard to blame the Portuguese for their concerns at that time.
But it is hard to blame those who leave, since all too often they cannot find opportunities at home.
Though it's hard to blame these people from leaving, it creates a serious feeling of abandonment for those affected.
It's harder to blame yourself.
It's hard not to blame.
But still… it's hard not to blame myself.