Sentence examples for a higher brunt from inspiring English sources

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).

Despite the tremendous progress made by the global community in combating maternal related complications and mortality, 289,000 women still die yearly owing to pregnancy with low and middle income countries bearing the highest brunt [1].

If the storm tracks to the east of New York City, but remains west of Providence and Boston, then the latter two cities could receive the brunt of its strong winds, along with a higher storm surge.

Although C. trachomatis affects men, women and infants, women bear the brunt of the chlamydial burden due to a higher risk of adverse reproductive consequences.

Sexual violence is rife in low socio-economic settings in South Africa, and females bear the brunt with a high prevalence of sexual abuse and unwanted sexual advances noted amongst White adolescents.

Young and/or HIV-infected children carried the brunt of the TB disease burden; the age distribution (> 70% of children less than 5 years of age) reflects a high rate of recent M. tuberculosis transmission in this setting.

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

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

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

A recalibrated Brunt-family model is recommended for future use due to its simplicity and high accuracy (rRMSE = 4.37%).

"Pensioners, particularly those living on a low, fixed income, often bear the brunt of high energy costs.