Sentence examples for brunt of the increase from inspiring English sources

That's because the rich would bear the brunt of the increase in the dividend and capital gains tax.

Disadvantaged groups, like youths and immigrants as well as low-skilled and temporary workers, will bear the brunt of the increase.

"It's understandable that those who will bear the brunt of the increase will want to stock up before the price increase".

Muslims are not only "their" victims like everyone else, but we also bear the brunt of the increased levels of Islamophobia and hostility following acts of terror.

Although Mayor Richard M. Daley has said that motorists who park downtown would bear the brunt of the increased parking fees, the documents reveal that the majority of Chicago Parking Meters' revenue is being generated in the city's neighborhoods.

It was part of a bigger story of police brutality increasing across the board, with LGBT people taking the brunt of the increased violence.

The result is that the indigenous peoples and Afro-Colombians are bearing the disproportionate brunt of the increasing political violence in Colombia.

If Netflix "has to bear the full brunt of this increase (without other cost offsets), monthly operating income per paying subscriber would fall 67percentt from $1.05 to 35 cents," Mr. Wible's report states.

It's the existing customers that have borne the brunt of the big increase in landline and package costs over recent years".

It is not true, as Republicans imply, that the brunt of the tax increase would be borne by the sector of the economy where most jobs are created.

"The luxury suites will bear the brunt of the price increases," he told me.