To date, Brazil has borne the brunt of this development, with thousands of newborns affected.
Urban industrialists and Eastern financiers, meanwhile, by way of newfound political influence, increasingly used speculation, monopoly, and new systems of currency and credit to estrange Western farmers, forcing them to bear the brunt of capitalist development.
Acknowledging that local communities would bear the brunt of any developments, Ewing said that a public consultation "will allow everyone with a view to feed it in to government".
Valle's body took the brunt of Johnson's development.
However, the lowland coastal areas have borne the brunt of recent land development and agricultural expansion, so that today most natural forests are found in the interior, the least favourable habitats for the flat-headed cat as predicted by our model.
But the protection of Melbourne's "leafy" suburbs has angered those in less wealthy areas, which will bear the brunt of new apartment developments.
Their children are bearing the brunt of this, which inhibits their development and, consequently, the development of their country.
In the isolated splashes of good news in the speech, Osborne claimed to be sparing health, schools and international development from the brunt of the cuts, and said he would set aside £2bn for the work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith's plans to unify tax and credits.
My book is full of examples of evolution bearing the brunt of the blame for children's immoral conduct.
While he described it as a "worrying development", he predicted that security installations will continue to bear the brunt of Ansar Bayt el-Maqdism attacks in coming months.
