Sentence examples for at the brunt from inspiring English sources

You should talk to teachers who are at the brunt of it.

Cameron urged families to alert his government when they are at the brunt end of such actions.

But you can tend to the people who are at the brunt of people's abuse or neglect.

So for Labour to do this, and for us to be at the brunt of the racism that flowed from it, and the whole war on terror rhetoric, was really disappointing.

Brazil and India have been at the brunt of the recent change in market sentiment, with the real down 16% against the dollar since May.

For history, religious minorities have been at the brunt of persecution, and this sentiment is echoed across the globe right now—Burma, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Russia, Pakistan, China, under the so-called 'Islamic State' in Iraq and Syria, and too many other places that go without mention.

Geographically localized sources of variation in resources arise from several sources including episodic inputs of nutrients from rivers, mixing due to storms and eddies, and vertical mixing at the Brunt-Väisälä frequency [48], [49].

Car workers vented their anger at bearing the brunt of swinging cutbacks as the world's top manufacturers orchestrated glitzy launches of eco-friendly vehicles at Detroit's motor show.

My companion, apparently not a snow lover, bristled at receiving the brunt of her fistful, but it was all I could do to keep from flinging a few myself.

The MIZ, which is packed with smallish floes perhaps 100 meters across at most receives the brunt of the pounding from large waves churned up by powerful storms in the open ocean.

Overall, the genotypic frequencies changed rapidly to about eight years of age (Figure 6) and stayed relatively level after that, an age at which the brunt of fishing of a year class is over.