Sentence examples for brunt of action from inspiring English sources

Local government is likely to bear the brunt of action to tackle the deficit.

The latter plotline is developed as a bookend, with the brunt of action taking place outside Green Patch as Blinky goes looking for dad (Richard Roxburgh) and encounters a consortium of crazy creatures along the way.

And it is sex workers who, every day, bear the brunt of actions intended to help us but which in reality lead to harm.

The epicenter was in Virginia, so it is not surprising that the regulators felt the brunt of the action.

Now, several union leaders have expressed outrage that they will take the brunt of disciplinary action for a practice that they characterize as departmentwide.

"We're happy with both of them, but Weekes has been getting the brunt of the action over the past few weeks.

But the negative aspect of an Oct. 1 strike would be that the players on the eight playoff teams would bear the brunt of the action as opposed to spreading it among players on all 30 teams.

My objection to a boycott stems from the belief that it would not be effective, that it would unfairly ask athletes who have trained for years for this event to take the brunt of this action and that, in going to Sochi, LGBT and pro-LGBT athletes, coaches and the media (which I plan to be part of) will be a visible sign of hateless humanity.

Warspite bore the brunt of the action, as Royal Sovereign and Malaya lagged behind.

"There is no doubt that our nation's history is replete with examples of Native American tribes bearing the brunt of government action," he wrote.

When you're crouching on their hands, make sure the balls of your feet are where the brunt of the action is taking place, so you can lift off from there.