Examples of 'terrible toll' in a sentence
Meaning of "terrible toll"
terrible toll - Terrible toll refers to the significant and often devastating consequences or effects of a particular event, situation, or action. It implies that the impact is severe, resulting in a high number of casualties, damage, or negative outcomes
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terrible toll
Smoking takes a terrible toll on your body.
Every day of denial takes a terrible toll.
Takes a terrible toll on the joints.
The attack has taken a terrible toll.
The terrible toll is just now becoming apparent.
The war of destabilization wrought a terrible toll.
It took a terrible toll on him.
Enacting it will take a terrible toll.
Despite the terrible toll in human lives and suffering.
Disease and hunger continue to take a terrible toll.
The war has taken a terrible toll on the civilian population.
The merciless yellow crazy ants take a terrible toll.
Stress and anxiety take a terrible toll on our physical health.
But his years of intercession had taken a terrible toll.
Weak preaching can take a terrible toll on a congregation.
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The terrible toll of schools was the most tragic feature of the disaster.
I know this takes a terrible toll on you.
He had spent nine months in the hospital, which took a terrible toll.
Armed conflict exacts a terrible toll upon children.
All power comes with a price . Enacting it will take a terrible toll.
Armed conflict has taken a terrible toll on the continent.
It's a solemn reminder that we must never forget it's terrible toll.
Any mental illness extracts a terrible toll on family members.
The terrible toll from Japan 's tsunami came from the wave, not radiation.
This ordeal has taken a terrible toll on daniel meade.
Whatever happened that day between that man and his wife took a terrible toll on him.
The tragedy is taking a terrible toll on doctors dying by their own hands.
Emotionally it was taking a terrible toll.
The tragedy also is taking a terrible toll on patients becoming victims of major medical errors.
Recurring blackouts in the Venezuelan city of Maracaibo took a terrible toll on the whole population.
He failed to realize the terrible toll the stress of filming was taking on Maybelle.
Meanwhile, the mountain exacted a terrible toll.
Anxiety has taken a terrible toll on many people in the Body of Christ.
Eventually, the bombing would take a terrible toll.
I know this takes a terrible toll on you, and you must be careful.
Deforestation and commercial hunting for bushmeat are taking a terrible toll on most populations . ”.
This disease take a terrible toll on the family, as it wreaks its destruction.
Terrorism and famine are also taking a terrible toll in human lives.
Yeah, terrible toll.
Most of these procedures will be clandestine and unsafe, taking a terrible toll on women 's lives.
Sometimes celebrity exacts a terrible toll on the human brain, leading to confusion and misery.
Homemade bombs or improvised explosive devices ( IEDs ) have taken a terrible toll on the blue helmets.
The experience took a terrible toll on the little girl, Ford said.
Nevertheless, TB continued to exact a terrible toll.
Decades of war had taken a terrible toll on the People of Rome.
Detective duncan told me what you said . Uh, this has taken a terrible toll on me.
It 's taken a terrible toll on everyone.
The on-going armed conflict in Yemen is taking a terrible toll on civilians.
Sadly, these accidents often take a terrible toll on their victims, and on victims ' family members.
In the final hours of First World War, a terrible toll.
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Something about some terrible liver disease
I have a terrible habit of making thoughtless statements
Examples of using Toll
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Toll or long distance charges may apply
I saw the toll combat took on you
I guess this job is taking its toll
