Significats de convenient scapegoat en anglès

As a political figure, he is entirely marginal, except perhaps as a convenient scapegoat.

Nasica was an embarrassment to the senate and he might prove a convenient scapegoat.

China is a convenient scapegoat for the G7, as it is not represented in the group.

A lack of secure jobs and affordable homes, plummeting living standards: Johnny Foreigner proves an all-too- convenient scapegoat.

Mr Walsh risked becoming a convenient scapegoat.

Brunch has become a convenient scapegoat for structural inequality Brunch has become a convenient scapegoat for structural inequality.

It serves as a convenient scapegoat: the politicians can blame it for the economic woes that their voters endure.

But it found a convenient scapegoat in Hull, who was far less to blame than his superiors in the Cabinet.

Media outlets are quick to blame social media for the deterioration in children's mental health -an easy, convenient scapegoat.

He was grim and bloody-minded enough, and would serve as a convenient scapegoat if it were ever necessary to employ extreme violence.

It serves as a convenient scapegoat: the politicians can blame it for the economic woes that their voters (or citizens) endure.

A reverse to Claudio Ranieri's side or even a less emphatic win may have provoked the question of whether Rooney is a convenient scapegoat.

Yet there are other voices, who feel the controversial Italian has become a convenient scapegoat, covering up more deep-rooted problems affecting last season's league runners-up.

Used most often with a programmer who has left the shop and thus is a convenient scapegoat for anything that is wrong with the project.

Small island states had often been targeted as convenient scapegoats, he added.

They also have a funny way, though, of turning into convenient scapegoats.