Brunt had been on the pitch only a matter of minutes when he collected Davis's lay-off and shot a yard over from outside the area.
You know these children are taking the brunt of what has been a horrifying experience".
Charles Sherrard, Mr. Adoboli's lawyer, told the jury that the bank's management had singled out his client after a series of scandals and missteps at UBS. "He has had to bare the brunt about what has been going on at UBS," Mr. Sherrard told the jury.
"There remains some uncertainty about its track and intensity, though with increasing indications that Scotland and Northern Ireland are most likely to bear the brunt the warning has been upgraded to amber here.
That's where the brunt of this insurgency has been felt".
But the brunt of the mortality has been measured among thoroughbred foals.
The brunt of the criticism has been directed at Mr. Ahern, particularly after he pushed the council's board to double his salary to $80,000 a year.
The brunt of the fighting has been borne by just a few countries: principally the Americans, Canadians, British and Dutch (and non-NATO Australians).
But this year's unusually warm temperatures have meant less snow and the unusually heavy rainfall has swept across the south and west, so the full brunt of that rain has been felt at once.
Until now, the brunt of the resistance has been led almost single-handedly by lawyers in urban areas who have been rounded up and held in jails by the hundreds.
Aside from customers who emerge stymied from dealing with the complexities of D.S.L. service, the brunt of the chaos has been felt by the small Internet service providers and the data carriers that have been unable to meet overly optimistic subscriber growth estimates.
