The culprit? Tobacco.

MUNICH The euro s current weakness has one culprit Greece.

Others suggest that Iran s almost non existent banking system is the culprit.

Instead, today s poorly regulated financial sectors China is the biggest culprit misprice capital.

And, when the evidence is confronted, it points to speculation as a culprit.

A final explanation for Britain s failure to keep up makes economic policy the culprit.

But the Bush administration is not the sole culprit for the deteriorating situation in Afghanistan.

The loss of US manufacturing jobs accelerated after 2000, with global competition the likely culprit.

Europeans and Asians saw excessively loose US fiscal and monetary policy as the major culprit.

Sometimes the culprit is lousy internal controls in financial firms that over reward subordinates for taking risk.

The main culprit in this conventional view is China, although the International Monetary Fund is a close second.

But Cisne says the main culprit for the country s high cervical cancer death rates is Nicaragua s machismo culture.

Verily whosoever cometh unto his lord as a Culprit , for him is Hell wherein he will neither die nor live .

Verily whosoever cometh unto his lord as a Culprit , for him is Hell wherein he will neither die nor live .

One main culprit was none other than Alan Greenspan, who left the current Fed Chairman, Ben Bernanke, with a terrible situation.

And, if we think managers are paying more attention than ever to quarterly results, we might think we have found the culprit.

Ultimately, the culprit was precisely identified as a defective O ring that became too stiff at low temperatures and caused a leak.

Moreover, although politicians focus nearly exclusively on cutting carbon emissions, CO2 is not the only gas causing warming. The second biggest culprit is methane.

The US, where consumers assisted by reckless lending to non creditworthy households had borrowed heavily to buy houses and cars, was the main culprit.

Weak demand especially the post crisis collapse in consumer spending growth is a far more likely culprit than China in explaining the recent hiring shortfall.

His expression of contrition may provide some relief that the key culprit has been fingered, but it brought the sealing of the well no closer.

While the six party process has fallen well short of ending the threat, it has virtually eliminated efforts to blame the US as the culprit.

And the solution I offer is to the biggest culprit in this massive mistreatment of the earth by humankind, and the resulting decline of the biosphere.

An eye for an eye asks that the culprit should be the sole target, and not others, whose only crime was to be related to him.

So maybe the culprit is the housing bubble that developed in the late 1990 s, and the reluctance of Alan Greenspan s Federal Reserve to deflate it.

It would be absurd to condemn, as some do, globalization as the main and only culprit in the erosion of traditional sources of support for the poor.

Therefore it is important to invest in a testing framework (build it or buy it) that would provide the visibility required to find the culprit in the architecture.

And agriculture is also a major culprit in climate change, responsible for 33 of all greenhouse gas emissions if deforestation for cultivation and pastures is included in the tally.

Missing all of these signals produced the pre crisis illusion of sustainable growth and employment, and helps explain why the crisis, rather than its causes, is viewed as the culprit.

Here, they invite the viewer to analyze a crime looking at evidence and clues embedded in five narratives on these five different screens, in which the city itself may have been the culprit.

It isn't flowers that cause hay fever in Japan. The culprit is pollen from trees, in particular the Japanese cedar or sugi (杉, Cryptomeria japonica) and Japanese cypress or hinoki (檜, Chamaecyparis obtusa).

Moreover, problematic elections constitute a specific challenge for the West, which is simultaneously the bearer of a universal democratic message and the culprit of an imperialist past that undermines that message s persuasiveness and utility.

The new amendment will lead the culprit to lifetime imprisonment, and a mandatory compensation of 1 million rupees ( 11,000 rate as of 29 February, 2012). Sharmeen's message in the Oscar Thank You Cam was

In the final analysis, Roy sees American style capitalism as the culprit In America, the arms industry, the oil industry, the major media networks, and, indeed, U.S. foreign policy, are all controlled by the same business combines .

Asteroid strikes get all the coverage, but Medea Hypothesis author Peter Ward argues that most of Earth's mass extinctions were caused by lowly bacteria. The culprit, a poison called hydrogen sulfide, may have an interesting application in medicine.

But this view assumes that all member states adhere to the Union s underlying economic values of fiscal prudence and market reform. Problems could arise only because of unanticipated shocks, temporary local political difficulties, and the favorite culprit irrational markets.

The United States is seen as the culprit behind many of the regions ills, and yet it is accused of not being sufficiently engaged, of leading from behind, of failing to support democracy, of abandoning its friends, and so on.

The Japanese demography will drastically change so that more young people will have to support for the older population, which implies that this change in demography is the main culprit for the last two decades of deflation and stagnant economic growth.

In his book, Paul charges business and industry as, one, the major culprit in causing the decline of the biosphere, and, two, the only institution that is large enough, and pervasive enough, and powerful enough, to really lead humankind out of this mess.

Too many policymakers still believe that externally imposed opening to international capital flows was the main culprit behind the financial crises of the 1990 s a view that unfortunately is lent some intellectual respectability by a small number of left leaning academics.

Many Latin Americans have lost faith in democracy because it has not benefited them economically. They see the US as simultaneously the champion of democracy in the region and as the culprit in their economic woes because of its insistence on the sanctity of capital.

But the Bush administration is not the sole culprit for the deteriorating situation in Afghanistan. It was NATO s job to ensure the country s stability and security, and thus NATO s weak General Secretary and the European allies, especially Germany and France, share the responsibility for the worsening situation.

TOKYO In the last week or so, stock markets around the world have been hit by an upsurge in volatility, with large price swings confronting traders in New York, Tokyo, London, and beyond. And the entire global financial spasm has been largely blamed on a single culprit China.

All of these nations do not lack education qualifications as they are inheritors of the Soviet Union s social education system, which means that poor economic policies are the culprit for more than 40 of the labour force being bogged down in the agricultural sector instead of being potentially funneled into secondary or tertiary economic activity.

All adherents of the religion Islam become terrorists when the culprit is a Muslim, but with the Chapel Hill Shooting, it is just a crime and nothing more .. This tweet by Muthker Ben Samhan, a teacher from Al Qaseem, Saudi Arabia, was retweeted 95 times and reads If the murderer was Muslim, the Western media would have waged a war against Islam and Muslims but because the murderer was one of them, this is just an incident