Sentence examples for feeling the sting from inspiring English sources

And obviously the brands that are getting ripped off are feeling the sting.

But while different producers have competing agendas, the drop in prices has been so rapid that even moderates are feeling the sting.

Other California cities are also feeling the sting.

Now, commodities prices have leveled off, and Grand Island is feeling the sting.

And the journey continues Sunday, when the Chargers will try to avoid feeling the sting their coach is still feeling almost 20 years later.

In a recession-era New York City it becomes difficult to justify spending money on a musical, and Broadway is certainly feeling the sting.

Millennial families are feeling the sting of childcare costs and some women feel the pressure to leave their job when the costs outweigh the benefits of working.

We grow from feeling the sting of a mistake.

Still, even though the initiative is barely off the ground, it is feeling the sting of the state's fiscal woes.

Is Johnston Press boss Ashley Highfield feeling the sting of the Norwegian raider laying siege to the beleaguered newspaper publisher?

Republicans who have largely applauded the conservative-leaning Supreme Court are now feeling the sting of its decisions on campaign finance with the Campaign for Primary Accountability's efforts.