Sentence examples for brunt of switching from inspiring English sources
Developing countries are therefore right to argue that if rich countries are worried about global warming, they should bear the economic brunt of switching away from fossil fuels.As for those genetically engineered plants, are rich-world greens right to want to ban them?
Ireland's Scotland-born winger was left to take the brunt of Celtic Park's condemnation for switching allegiances after James McCarthy withdrew injured.
In particular, at-risk groups such as women and young children who bear the brunt of such exposures could stand to greatly benefit from switches to LPG or other cleaner burning fuels.
As they took turns rubbing Alex's back, Jason had them switch positions, so that Joe wouldn't bear the brunt of the northeast wind.
His off-season switch to Nike equipment, worth at least $20 million a year, has borne the brunt of the blame for the performance drop-off, but McIlroy will not point a finger at his clubs.
But Mayweather bore the brunt of it.
Jersey got the brunt of it".
Dallas bore the brunt of the storm.
The poor bear the brunt of this.
Mexico bore the brunt of this storm.
"I bore the brunt of sizzling disgrace".
