Sentence examples for considerable brunt from inspiring English sources

"Unsurprisingly, the public sector is bearing a considerable brunt of the pain with the austerity measures continuing to take their toll," said Matt Gascoigne, from recruitment consultants Badenoch and Clark.

While American families are bearing a considerable brunt of the burden, high oil prices and oil dependence have negative economy-wide impacts.

The largest polluters — the coal and steel industries that have driven Australia's remarkable economic run of the past several years — would most likely bear the brunt of the burden but receive considerable subsidies to remain competitive.

Her wallet took the brunt of the grease, and she spent considerable time cleaning out pickles, mustard and lettuce.

While the paper took the brunt of the Twitter attacks, the reporters also suffered considerable flak: "Hi @murphy_simon your piece about food banks is the cruellest most disgusting piece of journalism iv ever read even by mos standards congrats".

When it comes to redress and reward, bank shareholders should be at the back of the line, behind taxpayers who stand behind too-big-to-fail banks and behind homeowners who are bearing the brunt of a housing debacle for which banks bear considerable responsibility.

She also wanted the force to include a considerable number of Acholis, the dominant ethnic group in northern Uganda, who have borne the brunt of the brutality committed by Kony, himself an Acholi.

And the Bulldogs will cop the full brunt of this bad-arse Burgess bro, playing his last game in rugby league for what could be a considerable time should his thunderous playing style actually translate to rugby union.