The brutal impact of the internet and the MP3 file on record company revenues has been exhaustively documented.
In recent years, softer artificial materials have replaced AstroTurf, with its notoriously brutal impact on the falling athlete's body.
Over the past two decades I have witnessed the increasingly brutal impact of racial and economic injustice in our country.
Detractors will complain that there's nothing to rival the brutal impact of his earlier recordings, but only towards the end does the new-found positivism grate.
I was stretching, exercising, doing mobility exercises until the cows came home, and there were no silly, brutal impact court sessions.
As for the notion that these are people who somehow like their dependency, 30 percent of SNAP households have income from work — a reminder of the brutal impact of the recession on wages.
In Detroit, protesters are marching from their camp downtown to the city's municipal centre, where they aim to highlight the brutal impact of government cuts on ordinary citizens.
"The Edge of Heaven" has a wider scope and a more contemplative, deliberate mood, and if it doesn't match the brutal impact of "Head-On" it has a cumulative power, both intellectual and emotional, of its own.
In a letter to Jane Alexander, then chairwoman of the National Endowment for the Arts, which administers the award, she expressed her dismay, amid the "increasingly brutal impact of racial and economic injustice," that the government had chosen to honor "a few token artists while the people at large are so dishonored".
Pravin Vaja, London NW1 Tony Blair has declared that we should "show respect" for Mrs Thatcher, even if we strongly disagreed with her – but AC Grayling (9 April) is surely right to insist that the millions who personally suffered under the brutal impact of her policies have every right to express their feelings.
