Sentence examples for a bigger brunt from inspiring English sources

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

For families living illegally in makeshift, temporary settlements, worried that they could be summarily removed at any moment, stress is a constant, and children often bear the biggest brunt of it, especially considering its long-term effects.

"Under the Tories, disabled people have already borne among the biggest brunt of the cuts, losing over £24bn in support".

Hayden Lake, a community of about 400 people that is 10 miles south of the former compound, has probably borne the biggest brunt of the image problem.

But, as the majority of the world's poor, and carers – and almost half the world's farmers – women bear the biggest brunt.

Women and disabled people – who are both more likely to be on low wages, be affected by primary caring responsibilities, and rely on public services – are the two groups who have taken the biggest brunt of austerity measures, but I would hope solidarity would build regardless.

Not even those bearing the biggest brunt of it.

It's always the poor that bear the biggest brunt of any kind of threat or disaster".

In fact the Islamic world itself has faced the biggest brunt of terrorism and therefore there is no way they can endorse it.

It was part of a bigger story of police brutality increasing across the board, with LGBT people taking the brunt of the increased violence.

Brunt attempts a big shot but the fatal sound of bails clattering is all that follows, as she plays all around it.