Sentence examples for brunt of other from inspiring English sources
Mr. Blankfein took the brunt of other lines of questioning, and when the hearing shifted to more predictable exchanges, he was clearly more comfortable.
With women comprising the overwhelming majority of those posts due to go, and the Fawcett Society warning that they are set to bear the brunt of other cuts, the economic situation looks rather differently gendered.
Everybody has different ways to reacting to pressure, and you will undoubtedly bear the brunt of other people's negative reactions from time to time.
Anyone who's earned the label of being "unlovable" is probably more than used to bearing the brunt of other people's snide remarks, insults, and verbal abuse, so this will get you nowhere.
But as some defect from that equilibrium openness begins to look much less attractive for the others, who may absorb outsize inflows or outflows, or who may bear the brunt of others' currency manipulation.
One of the attacks was aimed at police officers, while civilians bore the brunt of the other explosions, including 30 children who suffered mostly minor wounds when the concussive force of a nearby car bomb sent shards of glass whipping through their school.
Though the brunt of criminal and other attention fell on Bell, auditors said Maywood never really bounced back from the problems that had led it to seek its neighbor's help.
But despite the common religious motive in the IS's campaigns, it's clear that certain religious groups, condemned for similar reasons, have born a greater brunt of aggression than others.
NHS acute services currently bear the brunt of the health and other complex problems experienced by those who are homeless.
Attacks had previously come mostly from Mr. Gephardt and Dr. Dean, who focused the brunt of it on each other.
The main focus of this project is to improve rice productivity in the fragile ecosystems of eastern, northeastern and southern part of the country, which bear the brunt of one or the other abiotic stresses frequently.
