borne the brunt of造句

Recently, some CEOs have borne the brunt of shareholder impatience.

Older, colonial-era buildings in the most “English” of New Zealand’s cities had borne the brunt of September’s earthquake.

Thought to be domesticated dogs gone feral, wild dogs have borne the brunt of extensive extermination programs.

To unmask the shopping strip's midnight-to-dawn caller, a North Ryde restaurateur who had borne the brunt of the deposits took the matter into his own hands.

For too long retailers have borne the brunt of regulations which are not properly thought through and for which no real evidence exists that they will work.

Our valiant and caring healthcare givers, both in the public and private sectors, have borne the brunt of it, especially during the early stage, with not a few of them contracting it and some are still fighting for their lives.

While consumers have borne the brunt of higher energy prices in the US, Europe and Japan, many Asian governments have sought to shoulder more of the strain through subsidies or force energy companies to pay by putting a cap on prices.