She and Mr. Brunt met on a blind date, and it was at that point that Ms. Kelly, who had considered herself "a career girl," decided she wanted children.
Brunt and Hansson [ 33] also found that security, physical (built) environment and social interaction were considered important by both residents and staff but staff more often stressed the importance of supporting residents to gain practical skills.
The ComRes survey found that 59% of respondents considered the cuts were unfair because the poorest would be hit, while only 30% accepted Osborne's assertion that the better off would bear the brunt.
But it's never too late to turn up to a good hoedown, Murdoch might say, considering he's already borne the brunt of criticism for being slow to exploit online opportunities.
For families living illegally in makeshift, temporary settlements, worried that they could be summarily removed at any moment, stress is a constant, and children often bear the biggest brunt of it, especially considering its long-term effects.
Senior GPs are unhappy to bear the brunt of finger pointing – particularly considering the extensive reforms to the healthcare sector that they have weathered, from licence revalidation and pension difficulties to Care Quality Commission CQCC) inspections and new clinical commissioning groups.
On top of this, the extortionate housing market, the withdrawal of benefits, the stress and precarity of the job market makes one thing crystal clear: we are a generation with very few options, bearing the brunt of a government that considers us irrelevant.
The children take the brunt.
"But cashiers take the brunt of it.
Reels take the brunt of the brutality.
