The arrest took its toll on Swartz.

Violence took its toll on Palestinian civilians as well as on Israelis.

This really took a toll on him.

Its toll surpasses understanding.

In Africa, where famine took its greatest toll, the number of undernourished people had doubled between 1970 and 1990.

But We established many generations , and time took its toll on them . Nor were you among the people of Median , reciting Our revelations to them .

The volatile security situation during September also took a toll on international personnel working in Darfur.

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

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

However, the decision making process is still top down without adequate participation from the general population, and the decline of the economy in the 1990s took its toll particularly among vulnerable groups.

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

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

During the 1980s, Nicaragua suffered severely the horrors and the aftermath of a war that took a toll of more than 50,000 lives.

This takes an enormous toll.

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One might then have believed that the country was embarked upon the right course, but, alas, 25 years of totalitarian regimes took their toll.

This is a truly massive toll.

The restrictions on movement created rising unemployment and poverty that took the greatest toll on women and children, generating food insecurity and a decline in nutrition.

41. Mrs. MAIKARFI (Niger) noted that natural disasters in developing countries took a greater toll in terms of lives and the aggravation of underdevelopment and poverty.

It took its electron back.

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

This is a toll crossing in Britain.

But We brought forth other generations and time took its toll on them . You did not dwell among the people of Midian reciting to them Our signs , but it is We who are the senders of the apostles .

When the city fell to the rebels on April 4, 1997, looting by both sides took a toll on the city and in particular MIBA's mining operations.

On 9 September 1993 the quot scorched land quot offensive of the Croatian troops on UNPAs took a heavy toll in human lives 66 Serbs were bestially murdered.

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 threat took a heavy toll on the ECB s credibility, since an interest rate hike in the midst of the most serious financial crisis in decades was obviously absurd.

The expansion took place at its expense ...

And ... through a carefully ordered landscape to the castle with its dug out pond, dependent hamlet, toll bridge and winding roads.

Low estimates put the death toll at 1 million.

As the conflict raged and took a heavy toll on human life, a vicious cycle was at work violence impoverished the people, and in their poverty many resorted to violence.

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.

But scientists eventually took notice of its high

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.

But by the time the second wave hit it took such a toll among the healthcare workers that we lost most of our doctors and nurses that were on the front lines.