Sentence examples for brutal effects from inspiring English sources

Rosoff uncompromisingly shows the devastating and brutal effects of war.

He mentions the recession and its brutal effects on the region.

One of the "$250,000 Challenge" couples invested their life savings into a home at the height of the market, and are now feeling the brutal effects.

They weren't ready — who was? — for the brutal effects of globalization on working- and middle-class Americans or the devastating fallout from the financial crisis.

But the program's real subject is frustration with the federal government's snail-like response to global warming, the brutal effects of the financial crisis, wasteful infrastructure projects and squandered intellectual resources.

Page is undoubtedly right to argue that technological progress is unstoppable, but the sometimes brutal effects those digital forces of change present need to be mitigated by the exchequer.

Cameron exploited that to the full, and with brutal effect.

It is using Romney's own words in ads to brutal effect.

Nights such as these, though, in which hope is crushed with such brutal effect, act as stark reminders.

A police helicopter, used to such brutal effect during those disturbances, hovered overhead and a security operation that promised "stricter measures" had been notably ramped up.

This drought is already having a particularly brutal effect on farmers, while the consequences could continue to extend to consumers heading to the grocery store.