Sentence examples for brunt of record from inspiring English sources

Immigrant communities bearing the brunt of record deportations and detentions are demanding local officials roll back the country's "Arizonification" in their own cities and states.

Neighboring countries, including Jordan, Turkey, and Lebanon, have borne the brunt of recent, record-breaking mass displacement in Syria, where nearly 5 million people have fled since the start of the country's civil war, now approaching its sixth year.

Insurance assessors were out in force on Thursday around Columbia, South Carolina's capital that bore the brunt of last weekend's record deluge.

Liberia has borne the brunt of the epidemic, recording 1,224 deaths as of 6 September.

The irony is lost on them that it is women who bring vital resources to Bangladesh (at $19 billion, the overwhelmingly female garment industry is the country's main income earner); women who toil hardest to sustain many livelihoods beyond their own; women who bear the brunt of an appalling labor-safety record.

The 2011 payout was the largest since 2008, when firms had not yet been hit by the full brunt of the financial crisis and paid a record $247.8 billion in dividends.

The music and recording industry bore the brunt of these miscalculations for a number of reasons.

The offensive line has received the brunt of the criticism for the Giants' dismal 4-8 record.

A return to the famous mud bath of 1997 seems unlikely but rain today comes after the wettest winter on record, with Somerset bearing the brunt of the flooding.

The coastal city of 222,000 inhabitants bore the brunt of 195mph winds as the strongest storm ever recorded tore off roofs and destroyed evacuation centres.

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.