Sentence examples for the same brunt from inspiring English sources

Catholic civilians have suffered the same brunt from explosive attacks detonated by dissident republicans as PSNI officers; both groups, which were analysed by the terrorism experts John F Morrison and John Horgan, made up 40% of casualties injured in bomb, grenade and rocket attacks.

Scrolling down these tweets, I couldn't help but wonder: how many more women bear the same brunt of intimate partner violence?

In the same year, Brunt et al. proposed a grading and staging system for NASH [ 8].

The same region bore the brunt of Pakistan's 2010 monsoon floods, causing massive destruction.

He's from the slam-bang school, quickly ticking off a few geographical signposts — there's the Esquiline Hill, and over there the Palatine — as he lets the characters' names, a great many of which end in the same two letters, bear the brunt of establishing a bygone era.

"In effect, the current recession has been hitting many of the same areas that bore the brunt of the recessions in the 1980s and 1990s, and it is some of the least well-off people that have again been worst affected".

After the country's eight-year war with Iraq, in which the province bore the brunt of initial impact, the same borderland mentality impeded reconstruction efforts.

Apparently the same does not apply when it's progressive views which bear the brunt of criticism.

"Asking those services that deliver rehabilitation and protection of the public to bear the brunt of the cuts to the justice system at the same time as keeping more offenders in the community is simply irresponsible".

However, she is too often engulfed in the same folly and often vents her anger, usually at Victor who bears the brunt of it all.

Despite everything, it just won't be the same getting so worked up about Star Wars without George Lucas there to take the brunt of our abuse -- and joy.