Sentence examples for A brunt of from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Newport Elementary's goalkeeper Zayd Nurani took a brunt of that when an Adams player contested a ball in the air that knocked Nurani down.

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.

Based on its sheer ubiquity, the restaurant industry bears a big brunt of this trend through both closures and damage.

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).

While American families are bearing a considerable brunt of the burden, high oil prices and oil dependence have negative economy-wide impacts.

As a result, Italy bears the brunt of a migration crisis that has drastically transformed its politics.

Moreover, Africa bears a much larger brunt of the disease than other parts of the world.

As a hero disguised as a villain, Severus Snape was forced to bear the brunt of a lot of hate until we all realized just how incredible he was.

At first, he was welcomed as a savior by a region bearing the brunt of the medical desertion of the French countryside.