Despite the tremendous progress made by the global community in combating maternal related complications and mortality, 289,000 women still die yearly owing to pregnancy with low and middle income countries bearing the highest brunt [1].
Some grocery store owners also felt the brunt of higher gasoline prices and their expected trickle-down effect.
[A12.] Airlines Are Caught Unprepared Few airlines bought hedging contracts to lock in lower prices for oil, meaning they are bearing the full brunt of higher prices.
[C1.] Wholesale Prices Surged in July, Report Shows Wholesale prices in July rose more sharply than expected and at a faster rate than consumer prices, indicating that businesses were still shielding consumers from the full brunt of higher energy costs.
Restaurant operators, who bear more of the brunt of higher food costs, often follow suit.
The film produces plenty of emotional swings -- for me -- no more heartfelt than the series of interactions with his eldest son, who bears the brunt of high school harassment, attributable to his father's high profile and demonization by the controlling powers that be.
And though our attention is often trained on Russia's wealthiest men, some economists say a real threat to the Kremlin's monopoly on power could eventually come from the poor, who have taken the brunt of high inflation rates.
The shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, has challenged George Osborne to boost the income of the lowest-paid public sector workers by ensuring that executives on high salaries bear the brunt of his 1% cap on pay rises.
Talking about tax cuts in terms of their impact on the "rich" versus the "middle class" only supports the misperception that the wealthy pay the brunt of high tax rates.
"As science advances, and as all sorts of infernal machines are thrown into a modern war, the men in the front line trenches become less and less anxious to bear the full brunt of high explosive shells, gas attacks, liquid fire and what not," the article reads.
