Sentence examples for larger brunt from inspiring English sources

Because of this, I would like to argue that it is the female students and employees who took the larger brunt of the cuts imposed by MIT.

Moreover, Africa bears a much larger brunt of the disease than other parts of the world.

Reserve forward Ryan Kelly bore the largest brunt of Lakers' fans anger, missing six of nine shots.

From homicides to unemployment, young people often feel the largest brunt of those issues.

Girls' willingness to embrace the entitlement of millennials has always received its fair share of anger from audiences, particularly millennials themselves, and Williams' Marnie has received a large brunt of the criticism.

Large institutions took the brunt of the losses.

S.&.P., the credit rating agency, said the nation's six largest banks face the brunt of the liability.

Some are fearful that its exposure to monoline insurers remains among the highest in Europe, and could face the brunt of large write-downs this quarter.

Small operators would bear the brunt of large fees that generate the revenue sufficient for the overall food safety program to operate.

Still, he marvels that commercial actors, among the hardest-working and lowest-paid members of the actors' unions, are bearing the brunt of the larger struggle.

Qualification will provide a huge boost to not only the Football Association of Ireland (FAI), debt-laden following the redevelopment of the Lansdowne Road venue, but also to a public which has born the brunt of the larger financial collapse.