Sentence examples for A brunt from inspiring English sources

"Our operating budget has been bearing a brunt it should not bear".

"The UN climate report confirmed that the ocean is bearing a brunt of human-induced changes to our planet.

VAR then took centre stage, coming into play to disallow Dawson's header from a Brunt corner and then to hand Liverpool a penalty when Jake Livermore pulled down Salah.

In the Rn model, net shortwave radiation is determined by direct measurement of solar radiation and an assumed value of albedo for the surface (0.23 for fully vegetated surfaces), and net longwave radiation is calculated with a Brunt (1932, 1952) approach for predicting net surface emissivity, calculated from near surface vapor pressure.

A mother of three, Chapman is described as "a physical player who handles a brunt of the dirty work in the middle of the pitch.

So, for all the shallow CEOs who denigrated Willie, here is some information about Willie Robertson, and why he should be held up as a role model, not as a brunt for your jokes.

It's a reverse scenario - we see a calving and we go looking for a source," Brunt told NASA.

It is not just that Okinawa, with 0.6% of Japan's land area, has long had to bear a disproportionate brunt of the American presence.

Males however, disproportionately bear a higher brunt of the share of road traffic accidents and fatalities than females (Garrib et al. 2011; Ditsuwan et al. 2011).

"Unsurprisingly, the public sector is bearing a considerable brunt of the pain with the austerity measures continuing to take their toll," said Matt Gascoigne, from recruitment consultants Badenoch and Clark.

Corruption among Kenyan police is well known across the country, but residents of economically thriving Eastleigh bear a bigger brunt.