Sentence examples for brunt so far from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately domestic fowl, which have borne the brunt so far of the H5N1 virus's spread, come under the ministry's aegis.

The entire layoff brunt so far is landing on people like Mr. Smith and not NASA government employees.

Tory councils in rural areas were expected to be particularly badly hit by reductions in central government grants between now and the end of the parliament, but Labour-run councils have borne the brunt of cuts so far since 2010.

The euro has borne the brunt of its fall so far, appreciating by 20% against the dollar since early 2002.

Gillibrand, Harris and Warren do seem to have borne the brunt of critical takes so far, while male candidates seem to have been able to munch away with little critique.

Although Mexico has taken the brunt of the impact so far, China's rapidly growing industrial prowess now threatens export industries across Latin America.

This apparent climbdown has already been celebrated by media outlets in Russia, which has borne the brunt of the scandal so far.

That is because corporate profits have borne the brunt of the economic downturn so far.

The cancellation signals in graphic terms the Pentagon's reluctance to support high-cost space systems that have borne little of the brunt of defense spending cuts so far.

Employees, however, are so far bearing the brunt of many of the corporate cuts.

The brunt of Kampo's subsidies have so far been felt in the domestic life-insurance sector.