Keep it he does. He's taken a fair toll of them.

Domestic terrorism in Pakistan has taken a heavy human and economic toll.

Violence, displacement, human rights abuses, and poverty had clearly taken a huge toll.

The fragmentation of economic life has taken its toll on the Palestinian population.

Half a century of conflict and occupation have clearly taken their toll on the Palestinian people.

These disasters have caused immeasurable devastation and taken a heavy toll in terms of human lives and property.

The significant rise in insurgent attacks in April and May has taken a particularly heavy toll on civilians.

It indicates that the battle and siege have taken a significant toll on the city and its inhabitants.

In the men's race, conducted the previous day, humidity and heat had taken the greatest toll on the athletes.

The rampant bombardments throughout Lebanon since Sunday, 25 July, has taken a heavy toll on the people in Lebanon.

In the past, occupation and boycott had taken their toll, as economic progress had faltered. That could be changed.

11.13 The author concludes that the conditions of confinement have taken a heavy toll on him, physically and mentally.

Prolonged Israeli occupation has taken a severe toll on the occupied areas in terms of economic degradation and infrastructural damage.

Its toll surpasses understanding.

The high food and fuel prices that prevailed until recently have taken a heavy toll on the finances of many African economies.

This case... has already... taken a heavy toll... in the life of LaTour... in it's burden on you... and indeed on me.

This takes an enormous toll.

Hala Droubi offers another toll

This is a truly massive toll.

The arrest took its toll on Swartz.

This is a toll crossing in Britain.

This really took a toll on him.

But we should not lose sight of the impacts and consequences of the conflict, which have taken a heavy toll, in particular on the border populations.

Latest reports put the death toll at 88.

Failure to do so contributed to the toll.

The death toll is expected to exceed 15,000.

Unfortunately, the human toll has been too high.

Twenty thousand innocent souls a day, half a million a month, 10 million altogether were taken as part of the death toll of Stalin's favoured ethnic policy.

Mankind has been troubled by various scourges that have taken their toll in human life and suffering, bringing disease, economic deprivation and social dislocation to hapless populations.

With fewer staff available, overtime usage has increased however, longer working hours have taken a toll on the morale, health and motivation of the staff, and there has been an increase in sick and emergency leave taken.

Low estimates put the death toll at 1 million.

We deplore the toll that natural and man made disasters have taken on human life and the particularly severe economic and social impact they have had on developing countries.

We deplore the toll which natural and man made disasters have taken on human life and the particularly severe economic and social impact they have had in developing countries.

Physical inactivity doesn't just take a toll on our hearts, our lungs, and yes, our fat cells, it also takes a toll on the brain.

Suddenly, their saving investment imbalances are harder to fund in a post QE regime, an outcome that has taken a wrenching toll on currencies in India, Indonesia, Brazil, and Turkey.

WillOuda Death toll 14 15 deaths and 120 injuries Gaza

And others put the toll at over 635 so far

But overfishing is taking a socio economic and environmental toll.

The enormous death toll is only part of the burden.

The recorded death toll was 52, with 316 people injured.

The death toll figure of 242,419 came from the Chinese Seismological Service in 1988, while some sources have estimated the death toll to be at 650,000.

Death toll and damage Chinese sources usually indicate the death toll of the Yangtze River overflow at about 145,000, with flood damage affecting around 28.5 million, while most Western sources give a far higher death toll of between 3.7 and 4 million people.

In 1877 the Metropolis Toll Bridges Act was passed, and in 1880 Wandsworth Bridge, along with other London bridges, was taken into the public ownership of the Metropolitan Board of Works.

This is the highest death toll since the Second World War.

The toll of conflict and infectious disease continues to be devastating.