Sentence examples for facing the brunt from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, US troops are increasingly facing the brunt of front-line warfare.
In particular, progressives need to build support among those communities facing the brunt of contemporary racism.
But the world's poorest countries — a few still facing the brunt of the pandemic — are receiving very little of it.
Speaking at the summit this week, Mr Sopoaga said: "Pacific islanders are facing the brunt of climate change impacts and are increasingly finding themselves with few options".
Bankers are facing the brunt of the public outcry and growing criticism among regulators and central bankers for continuing with large compensation packages while the industry is being propped up by government funds.
In the shorter term, what kinds of mobilisations and campaigns can achieve outcomes addressing the predicament of people facing the brunt of the economic crisis and the effects of the decade long "war on terror"?
Various appeals lessened the punishment, but Juventus still faced the brunt of the ruling.
S.&.P., the credit rating agency, said the nation's six largest banks face the brunt of the liability.
Yet Israel, the repeated victim of aggression, faces the brunt of Human Rights Watch's criticism.
Heading back west over the crest of the hill, I face the brunt of the wind, which rattles the heather.
