Sentence examples for a brutal scale from inspiring English sources
While the rest of the country lay in rubble – crippled by homelessness on a brutal scale, political unrest, cholera, chaos, crime, bad leadership, no leadership – the market slowly rose again from the ashes, just as it says on the tin.
These are hypocrisies on the grand brutal scale, but, as the past week has demonstrated once again, there is no shortage of smaller tyrannies and compromised altruism in our times and in our midst.
Witness the large canvases of his 1993-94 "Four Seasons," which have been hanging in the immense central atrium of the Museum of Modern Art since last summer; they are the first paintings displayed in that arena not only to withstand its brutal scale, but to be enhanced by it.
Yet the civil war only diminished because the Shi'ites achieved a brutal, large-scale ethnic cleansing of Baghdad (and that showed to the Sunnis that the next best option was to cash in).
One protester carries the flag of the nearby kingdom of Bahrain, where Saudi military forces assisted in a brutal crackdown on large-scale protests last year.
These insurers are avoiding a wholesale withdrawal from managed Medicare, but they are undertaking a brutal shifting of costs, scaling back or eliminating a lot of the insurance that helps some of their sickest members.
But delivery is a brutal market to break into, dominated by those like Uber who've built economies of scale through massive fleets of drivers to maximize routing efficiency. .
A brutal occupation produces a brutal insurgency: case closed.
It's just a brutal process and a brutal world".
It was a brutal knockout.
