Blameable used in a sentence

Blameable in a sentence as an adjective

This was the first departure from sound principles, and one for which Law is not justly blameable.

All credentials are just another way to reduce the "blameable" risk on a party.

With a few exceptions, the real fuckups in software don't seem to be blameable on a single person.

I suspect most of our modern eating habits are blameable on the Victorians - although having said that, Queen Victoria had her own Punjabi chef to make her curries!There also seems to be some sort of changing shift about what 'spice' means - herbs are not spices.