Sentence examples for brunt of one of from inspiring English sources

Refugees, pensioners, Indigenous Australians, single parents, students, low-income earners and plenty more are set to bear the full brunt of one of the most divisive budgets in living memory.

There was nothing to suggest that just seven months earlier in March 2015 this island bore the brunt of one of the worst natural disasters to have ever hit Vanuatu.

Microsoft itself bore the brunt of one of the more brutal and effective negative campaigns, Apple's "Get a Mac" commercials, which featured John Hodgman as a bumbling PC.

Aid agencies are still waiting to get staff into Tacloban, the regional capital of Leyte island, which bore the brunt of one of the most powerful storms ever recorded.

No one endured the brunt of the losing like Williams, last year's first-round pick out of the University of Texas.

Former hypnotherapist and Goldman Sachs employee Sarah Dales (who told the girls to wear skirts and high heels in episode one) bore the brunt of Lord Alan's wrath.

The tinkerers, hackers and startups of the world will carry the brunt of this decision and I, for one, will grieve the loss.

We're the ones taking the brunt of it.

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

My friends were usually the ones bearing the brunt of my drunken rage, though.

Syrian refugees in Egypt are bearing the brunt of a sudden wave of xenophobia, in one of the more unexpected side effects of the removal of Mohamed Morsi from the Egyptian presidency.