Sentence examples for brunt for from inspiring English sources

And he's taking the brunt for me.

"It's really positive for women as a whole," says Brunt, "for women's sport and women's cricket.

It was Barwick who took the brunt for the bungling approach to Scolari to replace Sven Goran Eriksson as England manager before compromising with Steve McClaren.

The Bard must himself bear some of the brunt for this misapprehension, which is amplified in Mr. Cooke's staging by the gravitas with which the play's doomy back story is laid out for us at the start.

"In the case of BP, the company took the brunt for general distrust of deep sea oil drilling, arguably in a way that would not have been the case had the same incident happened to a large American oil company.

-Beyonder pic.twitter.com/ytvsYuf1wH Jordan also hoped he could set an example to filmmakers to consider casting more ethnic minorities in lead roles, and said he was happy to be the one "to shoulder all this hate…to take the brunt for the next couple of generations".

VisitBritain, the country's tourism trade body, complains that the government's visa policies are costing the country £2.8bn.Elsewhere, ordinary travellers bear the brunt of tit-for-tat diplomatic measures.

For too long women have borne the brunt of campaigning for better responses for victims of domestic violence.

"They are inevitable for any political force, especially for one which, not for the first year, bears the brunt of responsibility for the situation in the country".

Foreign companies often end up bearing the brunt of responsibility for local governments' failure to enforce their own laws.

But it ended in defeat, and General Giap again bore the brunt of criticism for the heavy losses.