Sentence examples for brunt of changes from inspiring English sources

Some of the figures on which a final assessment of the full coalition record can be made have yet to be published, but the report states that despite the coalition's insistence that "those with the broadest shoulders should bear the greatest burden", the poor bore the brunt of changes to direct taxes, tax credits and benefits.

They are expected to bear the brunt of changes to Earth's climate, including increasingly intense storms and droughts that will imperil agriculture and food security.

And the well educated and the affluent are better equipped to adapt to such upheaval while the less well off and the less well educated bear the brunt of change.

Bearing the brunt of these changes is the mayor of Los Angeles, James K. Hahn.

In the Big Hole River, the grayling are bearing the brunt of the changes.

In his call with Goldman, Mr. Lewis said beneficiaries were feeling the brunt of the changes to existing policies.

Pensioners bore the brunt of the changes, and some of them sued, along with unions who represented 66,000 public workers.

Since they are bearing the brunt of the changes, however, we'll detail the ones that affect them.

Places such as Oxford, Blackpool and Brighton will be affected but the capital will bear the brunt of the changes.

The brunt of the changes won't be noticed until after the first month of telecasts, which feature auditions in different parts of the country.

Facebook has been changing the way that content is displayed in people's news feeds, and many Facebook page owners feel that they have borne the brunt of these changes.