Sentence examples for brunt of which from inspiring English sources

In fairness, the fight was likely a tipping point in France's longstanding crusade against religious attire ― the brunt of which Muslim women have experienced most intensely in recent years.

An estimated 250 million episodes of malaria led to nearly one million deaths in 2008, the brunt of which was borne by young children and infants in sub-Saharan Africa [1].

Gonaives, the third largest city in Haiti was swamped by flood waters after Tropical Storm Jeanne on the 17 and 18th September 2004, the brunt of which has fallen on the children.

We're introduced to annoying but well-intentioned aid workers as well as the communities that bear the brunt of disasters which we know increase with rising temperatures.

Their children are bearing the brunt of this, which inhibits their development and, consequently, the development of their country.

The investment banking unit, which Mr. Jain ran until his promotion to chief executive, will bear the brunt of job cuts, which that the bank said would save 350 million euros annually.

Brodeur took the brunt of the criticism, which, as Langenbrunner pointed out, is part of the job description.

Heading back west over the crest of the hill, I face the brunt of the wind, which rattles the heather.

No, I don't mind being the brunt of a joke — which with this character I am repeatedly — as long as it's a good joke.

During the recession, men had borne the brunt of job losses, which were disproportionately in male-dominated industries like construction and manufacturing.

The slow progress leaves Greece bearing the brunt of the deal, which involves detaining all asylum seekers arriving in Greece from 20 March onwards.