This takes an enormous toll.

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.

Weakness in the job market takes a huge toll on economic and personal well being.

A. Malaria 5. Malaria is most pervasive and takes its highest death toll in Africa.

A accounts for all the cost it creates including the toll it takes on people and the planet

It is rare for a foreign doctor to get to China s rural areas, where its AIDS epidemic was born and takes a horrible toll.

29. As conflict typically takes a heavy toll on the mechanisms of governance, post conflict efforts must pay special attention to their repair.

This is a truly massive toll.

Today we know that families are living further and further apart, and that definitely takes a toll on family relationships and family bonds over distance.

The brain also takes a toll when looking at mice exposed to stress, we see dramatically smaller brain cells, with fewer branch extensions than normal mice.

This is a toll crossing in Britain.

This really took a toll on him.

The sanctions regime that daily takes its toll on the people of Iraq also has adverse consequences for neighbouring States, including Jordan and Turkey.

Its toll surpasses understanding.

This new practice takes its toll over the middle class people of the country who want to provide their offspring a memorable wedding yet struggle with the expenses of it.

Hala Droubi offers another toll

Indeed, growth in earnings and profits is now running out of steam, as the effect of weak demand on top line revenues takes a toll on bottom line margins and profitability.

But overfishing is taking a socio economic and environmental toll.

It was a cataclysmic event which had an enormous mortality toll.

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

According to non government groups and other humanitarian workers, many North Korean children are showing signs of mental impairment as the lack of essential vitamins takes its toll.

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

The arrest took its toll on Swartz.

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.

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

Similarly, violent conflicts continue to take a toll that is far too high.

Alongside the mounting death toll, a massacre is being perpetrated against Syria's heritage.

HIV AIDS and tuberculosis, alongside malaria, continue to take a massive, deadly toll.

The conflict in Iraq continues to take a heavy toll, including among civilians.

No motivation can justify the deadly toll of civilians on a daily basis.

War and political conflict are widespread today, and they exact a heavy toll.

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.

The AIDS epidemic takes a heavy toll on women and adolescent girls, who account for some 57 per cent of all people living with HIV in sub Saharan Africa and about 50 per cent on average worldwide.

The death toll is expected to rise, since 96 are in a critical condition.

The death toll reached a peak of 7,000 in the week of 17 September.

So they refused and we didn't get a toll free number from the government.

It actually takes a little longer. It takes five days.

One takes her, like one takes a woman, without asking.

Low estimates put the death toll at 1 million.

A strongman takes a stand

Anyone who takes a life takes the life of all humanity.

He lived in Westwood. That made it a toll call and there'd be a record of it.