Sentence examples for brunt force from inspiring English sources

Grape crops will feel the brunt force of climate change, with up to 70percentt of Australia's wine growing regions becoming less suitable for grape growing by 2050.

Only when England turned to spin after Brunt was forced from the field with an injury were West Indies able to put up any sort of resistance in the shape of a 59-run stand between Kyshona Knight and Shanel Daley.

But in the meantime, young Muslim women (and men), the children of the generation who felt the brunt of forced secularity, are busy creating a new modernity.

But the brunt of the force would be absorbed by connecting plates between the shafts, called shear links.

When a person's head hits a flat object straight on, the impact normally causes the neck to crumple as it absorbs the brunt of the force.

Ireland knew it was coming and after Sexton bore the brunt of the force of nature, Tommy Bowe and Robbie Henshaw were in close support to drive the Frenchman onto his heels and win a scrum.

Flying to his left when the wicketkeeper swept a full toss from Samit Patel through the air, Stokes hit the ground, with his right arm taking the brunt of the force.

Designed to carry a nuclear bomb internally as a low-altitude penetrator and therefore exceptionally fast at low altitudes, the F-105, with heavy loads of conventional bombs under the wings, carried out the brunt of U.S. Air Force attacks against North Vietnam.

'My implants took the brunt of the force,' Likness said in court.

While most lighthouses along the eastern shore of Lake Michigan receive a pounding by waves, the lighthouses farthest south seem to receive the brunt of the force.

There's still no federal database about how widespread police violence is, nor any breakdown of which demographic groups bear the brunt of that force.