But overfishing is taking a socio economic and environmental toll.

Just between us, I'm deep in debt. It's taking its toll.

Such strategies had become more urgent also because of the toll the AIDS pandemic was taking on women.

Yet the United Nations must remain vigilant in preventing wear and tear from taking their toll on the results of the agreements that have been concluded thus far.

Of course, earthquakes and all the natural phenomena floods, tornadoes, etc. take their toll.

Of course, earthquakes and all the natural phenomena floods, tornadoes, etc. take their toll.

Its toll surpasses understanding.

Although none of these lapses provides any reason to doubt that global warming is real, is man made, and will create problems for us, these challenges to the IPCC are taking their toll.

I started taking different routs just to avoid these girls, so I wouldn't be harassed, and they really put a toll on me.

This takes an enormous toll.

Hala Droubi offers another toll

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

At the same time, sanctions that have been imposed by a substantial set of countries are taking a significant toll on the Iranian economy.

The massive military response by the Government, aside from taking a tremendous toll on the civilian population, will succeed only in deepening the resentment.

And, regardless of technological trends, other secular trends, such as aging populations in most advanced countries, are taking a toll on growth prospects as well.

The situation is not only taking its toll on people apos s health but is also undermining the economy of the country as a whole.

They take their highest toll in the poorest countries and among the poorest communities in those countries.

No, they're taking their time.

This is a truly massive toll.

I'm taking their money as safekeeping.

We're taking their square roots, so

Taking them back to their car.

Despite its many successes since 1990, and the high popularity of the current president (Socialist Michelle Bachelet, Chile s first female chief executive), time is taking a toll.

In the 20 worst affected countries, the epidemic is taking an increasingly heavy toll on young people between the ages of 15 and 24 years, especially women.

The HIV AIDS pandemic, along with other communicable diseases, is still taking a heavy toll on the human capital and the social and economic infrastructure of Africa.

And to compound the folly of this short sighted outlook, the violent forces of nature are taking an ever increasing toll through a growing number of disasters.

The arrest took its toll on Swartz.

This is a toll crossing in Britain.

This really took a toll on him.

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

like bulldozers, taking everything in their path.

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.

This has taken a severe toll on their participation in the upbringing of their daughters and sons, on the maintenance of their personal relationships and on their contact with the pulse of their community.

Violence, including political and economic crime, continued at unprecedented levels, taking a high toll in human lives and destruction of property, and spreading fear and anguish throughout the country.

Instead of just taking Laplace transforms and taking their inverse, let's actually solve a problem.

Many tens of millions of mines are thought to remain scattered around countries that have been the scene of such conflict, and they are taking a toll in human life.

Low estimates put the death toll at 1 million.

The relentless cascade of austerity measures is taking a toll on the everyday life of Greeks, with social services being curtailed and even the affordability of basic goods taking a hit due to staggered VAT increases and salary, pension and benefit cuts.

The unsanitary conditions, scarcity of water and fresh vegetables as well as the intense heat in the summer, also took their 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.

A lot of what we do with Laplace transforms, taking them and taking their inverse, it's a

Because their political impotence prevents them from taking action.