Sentence examples for brunt of problems from inspiring English sources

Front-line workers — flight attendants and gate agents — usually bear the brunt of problems.

Uganda will bear the brunt of problems in Rwanda Indiaa will pay the price of flooding in Bangladesh.

Polls show that concern about the environment is sometimes broadest in low-income communities because residents bear the brunt of problems like air pollution.

A federal proposal that would let Georgia keep more water during droughts instead of letting it eventually flow into Apalachicola Bay means that Florida would be "bearing the brunt" of problems, said Gov. Charlie Crist of Florida.

Train passengers in Manchester bore the brunt of the problems after track signals were damaged by a lightning strike, stranding some trains at Manchester Piccadilly station.

The American Hospital Association, which bore the brunt of the problems older people encountered as they aged, signed on, too.

Girls often bear the brunt of these problems.

One would be delusional to think this specific part of his game does not bear the brunt of the problem.

But in terms of new commitments, that is where the brunt of the problem will be felt".

Reuven Rivlin, the communications minister whose thinking is close to Mr. Sharon's, added bluntly: "Arafat is the brunt of the problem".

Thailand has had to bear the brunt of the problem, and has come to accept the fact that it will ultimately be left with at least sixty thousand refugees and perhaps, depending on the numbers that continue to escape, as many as a hundred thousand who will have no other place to go.