Sentence examples for brunt of new from inspiring English sources

Mumbai's old trees have borne the brunt of new development in the booming city, including road widening, transport projects, and housing construction.

But the protection of Melbourne's "leafy" suburbs has angered those in less wealthy areas, which will bear the brunt of new apartment developments.

Countries that bear the brunt of new waves of migration, such as Italy, Bulgaria or Greece, find little solidarity from their richer neighbours.

HIV: Three decades into the AIDS epidemic, it is young women who bear the brunt of new HIV infections.

This started with an unwillingness to provide adequate support to Greece and Italy as they bore the brunt of new arrivals.

Go to related story > Gaza's children bear brunt of ongoing conflict 15 February 2008: Gaza's children, inheritors of the world's longest-running conflict, now also bear the brunt of new import and border controls.

Muslims, of course, are the ones bearing the brunt of this new tide of racism.

Fashion and luxury-goods makers have felt the brunt of the new trend.

Accordingly, the small operators appeared to be bearing the economic brunt of the new law, as they predicted they would.

According to the Children's Society it is our youngest that will disproportionately bear the brunt of the new, lower income cap.

Experts said Mr Tsipras was heading to the polls before the brunt of the new austerity measures are felt in Greece and while he still remains popular.