Sentence examples for real brunt from inspiring English sources

"But it is tenants who are feeling the real brunt," he said.

Both sides lose money in the deal, but the real brunt of the damage is felt by parties not at the table: communities, associated or secondary industries and, of course, the fans.

It's the poor bastards like us who have to bear the real brunt of diversity.

"The selling has been broad based with real estate companies taking the brunt.

Yet of the alliance's 26 NATO members, the brunt of the real fighting has been borne by only five: the United States, Britain, Canada, the Netherlands and Denmark.

"Workers in the public sector are now bearing the brunt of the real pay squeeze, adding to the pain imposed by job cuts in the order of 10,000 per month," said John Philpott, of consultancy the Jobs Economist.

Others will connect you with the real people who bore the brunt of the disaster, and their stories.

"You're on the side of Fifth, you can't move, and you're the brunt of this real hatred from police in uniform marching".

The Gap, for whom Mr. Brunt previously worked in the real estate department, was instantly interested, Mr. Brunt said.

The commission heard this expert evidence and more, but also peppered through were allegations and incidents of real people who continued to bear the brunt of the failures.

But the state of West Bengal is itself a testament to the dangers of, as your article puts it, "rampant economic optimism .As the state is headed towards rapid industrialization, rural Bengal – the real Bengal – appears to be suffering the brunt of it.