Sentence examples for with brunt from inspiring English sources

Asked by the conference chair and CEO of Oystercatchers, Suki Thompson, if she agreed with Brunt's observation, Karen Blackett OBE, chair, Mediacom said: "I'm not sure if people don't want to work in our industry anymore, they need to know what the rewards are for working within our industry".

Cooper was well caught by Susie Rowe - running back from mid-wicket and nearly colliding with Brunt, running in from the boundary - the tourists needed 55 from the last 13 balls.

When we subclassified the MO cohort into those with NASH Brunt 1 and with NASH Brunt 2/3, we found that both CB1 and CB2 mRNA expression were similar in both groups (data not shown).

Officials said the storm was likely to affect mainly rural areas, with the brunt of the damage expected to be destroyed mobile homes and falling trees.

But it is MTV, CBS's sister company within the Viacom Corporation, that has been forced to deal with the brunt of the criticism of the halftime show's content.

Texas, which has been dealing with the brunt of the wave of young migrants, happens to have a governor who's been thinking hard about 2016.

Limitations were placed on the services' own role in day-to-day government, with the brunt of this being left in Pinochet's own hands and those of his circle of advisers.

Chicago transportation experts say that under the federal rule, train whistles blaring at deafening levels would rattle about 725,000 residents of the city, with the brunt of the assault falling on poor neighborhoods near the tracks.

The latter plotline is developed as a bookend, with the brunt of action taking place outside Green Patch as Blinky goes looking for dad (Richard Roxburgh) and encounters a consortium of crazy creatures along the way.

"Why should the Yonkers taxpayers be hit with the brunt of paying for our kids' education while the other big cities are funded by the state?" asked Mr. Petrone, a former principal at Yonkers Middle School.

So various, so beautiful, so new - Matthew Arnold, "Dover Beach" Stowed in the sea to invade the lash alfresco of a diesel-breeze ratcheting speed into the tide with the brunt gobfuls of surf phlegmed by cushy, come-and-go tourists prow'd on the cruisers, lording the waves.