Coastal cities will take the brunt of the storm.

Sugar workers bear the brunt of Tiempo Muerto every year.

Meanwhile, low income Greek households have borne the brunt of austerity.

Black queer women have to bear the brunt of it all.

Last year in Kosovo, America bore the brunt of the military campaign.

Small farmers, predominantly in developing countries, will bear the brunt of climate change.

CAMBRIDGE The international financial crisis continues, with South America feeling the brunt of the storm.

Of course, the brunt of the costs of injury and death is borne by soldiers and their families.

He also said that bearing the brunt of public outrage was like being water boarded, I guess .

Moreover, they can offer valuable insights on financial instability as they have borne the brunt of recent crises.

Yulia Arkhipova suffered the brunt of Solovyov s attacks, villified (in absentia) for being a homosexual loving Ukrainian citizen.

If online comments are not anonymous, users can bear the full brunt of responsibility, Russia's Internet experts say.

They have borne the brunt of 40 years of war, and are well aware that international forces are planning their departure.

Climate injustice must be redressed, as developing countries bear the brunt of the impact and face massive adaptation costs.

Guinée, which was already in the throes of severe socioeconomic problems before the virus' outbreak, has suffered the brunt of the epidemic.

The case of Spain where a competent and respected government is bearing the full brunt of a financial crisis that began elsewhere is identical.

They acknowledge that Africa is bearing the brunt of the economic and climate crises, even though it was least responsible for creating them.

The German navy is defending the Lebanese coast against Hezbollah, while other European nations bear the brunt of policing Lebanon on the ground.

Yes, America mismanaged its economy but, no, the US did not somehow manage to impose the brunt of the global fallout on Europe.

While Internet users are producing more news and entertainment now than ever before, formal news organizations still bear the brunt of Russian censorship.

It appears as if Dominica bore the brunt of the damage, though the neighbouring French speaking islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique did have fatalities and destruction of property.

But, for the countries bearing the brunt of China s recalcitrant approach to territorial and maritime disputes, this emphasis raises new doubts about America s commitment.

Unless and until US consumption patterns change or a rebounding dollar increases oil production, Americans will bear the brunt of single currency oil pricing.

While the rich are better able to bear the risks of currency and interest rate fluctuations, it is the poor who bear the brunt of this volatility.

While illicit drugs are moved through all Central Asian countries, Tajikistan bears the brunt of the scourge due to its location at the northern border of Afghanistan.

Central Asia, one of the world's most corrupt regions, is experiencing a surge in anti corruption cases, with anti corruption officials bearing the brunt of the investigations.

The withdrawal of NATO forces before the job is done will leave India on the front lines to face the brunt of greater terror from the Afghanistan Pakistan belt.

Since the founding of the People's Republic in 1949, the peasantry has been the country's most under represented and manipulated social group, bearing the brunt of the Communists' promotion of heavy industry.

Considering that, among refugees, returnees and internally displaced persons, women and children are the majority of the population affected by conflict and bear the brunt of atrocities and other consequences of conflict,

Considering that, among refugees, returnees and internally displaced persons, women and children are the majority of the population affected by conflict and bear the brunt of atrocities and other consequences of conflict,

Desperate to sustain their political and economic momentum, most have taken a wide variety of steps to prevent their economies from feeling the full brunt of the commodity price hikes.

But if consumers bear the brunt of costs for reporting violations to the authorities, subsidies may induce them to seek out vendors willing to offer legal transactions.

That would mean further humiliation for ordinary people, who bear the brunt of corruption, as government officials and their crony capitalists continued to siphon off public funds.

Africa is expected to bear most of the brunt of these emissions with climatic conditions such as the ones experienced in Nyahururu serving as warning signs of the drastically changing temperatures in the tropics.

Sudan bore the brunt of US retaliation, when President Bill Clinton ordered the bombing of an apparently harmless pharmaceutical factory near Khartoum as retaliation for an Osama bin Laden sponsored terrorist attack.

All over the developed world, millions of working men with small children also regret the hours that they spend away from them, and go home to bear the brunt of shared domestic tasks.

It has become fashionable among politicians to preach the virtues of pain and suffering, no doubt because those bearing the brunt of it are those with little voice the poor and future generations.

Even today, the world's bias toward short term cross border lending has not been addressed by Washington or by Basle, and the victims of this crisis continue to receive the brunt of the blame.

If there is pain to be borne, the brunt of it should be felt by those responsible for the crisis, and those who benefited most from the bubble that preceded it.

In reality, in far too many countries, ordinary citizens do not benefit from any of this money in fact, they must bear the brunt of the environmental and social costs imposed by mining and drilling operations.

Facing the sharp end of the stick are the seven million Niger delta peasants, who bear the brunt of the violence, environmental devastation, and social anarchy that Big Oil produces wherever it sets up its drilling rigs.

Now is the time for Georgian, Russian, Abkazian, and Ossetian civilians who are bearing the brunt of the conflict to come together to stop imperial chess games that kill thousands of people and leave thousands more displaced and emotionally wounded.

The community's concerns about the environment have been prescient, as impoverished, vulnerable rural communities have had to bear the brunt of deteriorating environmental conditions and shortages of different vital natural resources. The community elders are feeling the impact of environmental degradation through development projects draining their livelihood and eroding their identity.

Each explained how floods and drought, and the lack of regular seasons to sow and reap, were outside their normal experience. Their fears are shared by subsistence farmers and indigenous people worldwide the people bearing the brunt of climate shocks, though they played no part in causing them.

While illicit drugs are moved through all Central Asian countries, Tajikistan bears the brunt of the scourge due to its location at the northern border of Afghanistan. Up to 100 tons of heroin are estimated to pass through Tajikistan each year, which is equivalent to the estimated annual North American and West European demand.