Sentence examples for brunt of damage from inspiring English sources

While Fargo, the state's most populous city and the biggest urban area at risk, has so far managed to escape the brunt of damage, smaller, rural communities are under water.

The Senate bill is considerably less than the $82 billion in aid requested by New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, the states that bore the brunt of damage from the storm.

Though much more at peace with the Indians than the other colonies, because of geography, the Rhode Island colony took the brunt of damage from this conflict, and the settlements of Warwick and Pawtuxet were totally destroyed, with much of Providence destroyed as well.

His bedroom had taken the brunt of the damage.

More such stories will inevitably emerge as the areas that bore the brunt of the damage are recovered.

Ms. Chin, whose district includes the buildings, said 283 Grand Street and 285-287 Granextext door, suffered the brunt of the damage and would have to be demolished.

Though the city and its 2,600 cherry trees escaped the brunt of the damage, far fewer visitors are expected this season.

The front passenger car took the brunt of the damage, and most of the more than 100 people injured were in the train, officials said.

Officials said the storm was likely to affect mainly rural areas, with the brunt of the damage expected to be destroyed mobile homes and falling trees.

While small operators like Mr. Hendley, of Millen, Ga., appear to be bearing the brunt of the damage, carriers with at least five trucks are also going out of business at an accelerating pace.

Both sides lose money in the deal, but the real brunt of the damage is felt by parties not at the table: communities, associated or secondary industries and, of course, the fans.