Sentence examples for its brunt from inspiring English sources

It is implicitly and obliviously so to many of us who enjoy its benefits, and explicitly and clearly so to those on the other side who bear its brunt.

While so much international attention is again focused on Syria because of the refugee crisis in Europe, another less noticed war, less commented on, yet equally vicious, especially for the civilians who bear its brunt, continues to tear at the Middle East.

The state economy's transition -- the replacement of low-skilled jobs that offer decent wages with low-skilled jobs that offer wages less than the state average -- bears its brunt on the lower and middle classes.

To feel the earth's fury but realize that others are bearing its full brunt evokes an extra measure of powerlessness and dread.

That was true before the downturn hit and remains so even as its full brunt is being felt.

Ten years ago, Hurricane Katrina began its treacherous journey across the U.S. Gulf Coast, leaving its mark on the region and those who endured the brunt of its catastrophic force.

As a tree, it bears the brunt of the changing conditions over its lifespan," says Montagnon of World Coffee Research.

Instead of splitting up two hours of screen time between 812 different story lines, this one divvies up the brunt of its duration between four major characters and sprinkles the rest of its ensemble cast on top whenever it needs some sugar.

The euro has borne the brunt of its fall so far, appreciating by 20% against the dollar since early 2002.

Indonesia has felt the brunt of its rage: one of the two hotels hit last week, the JW Marriott, was bombed in 2003.

But more recently, they have borne the brunt of its economic decline, enduring lower wages, job insecurity and long hours of unpaid overtime.