Sentence examples for cause tolls from inspiring English sources

And according to analysts and some elected officials, it could soon cause tolls on the bridges and tunnels leading to New York City to reach or exceed $10.

Lewis, S. S. et al. Select steroid hormone glucuronide metabolites can cause toll-like receptor 4 activation and enhanced pain.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07187.016 Given that Toll activation is long known to cause melanization (Gerttula et al., 1988), we examined Toll activity in shi i adipocytes, but found that shibire knock-down did not cause Toll pathway activation, as evidenced by lack of Drs-GFP induction and absence of nuclear Dorsal localization (not shown).

Local floodings and debris flows following exceptional downpours often come without any adequate warning and cause heavy tolls to the human society.

Or suppose environmentalists channeled their zeal for recycling into another political cause: putting tolls on the East River bridges.

"Thank you, God Almighty, that these terrible earthquakes did not cause death tolls like in years past," said President García, who is both admired and derided for his theatrical oratory.

A flooding causing death tolls between 10 and 30 or the economic losses between 1 and 3 billion RMB (about 16 48 million dollars) is classified as moderate flooding.

The new tolls cause the price of food and other essentials to rise, enriching both Süß and the Duke.

Currently, bacterial diseases cause a death toll around 2 million people a year encouraging the search for new antimicrobial agents.

But these fees should be more efficient because car and truck drivers often try to avoid highway tolls causing congestion on local streets.

Indication from social media, both from reports and the time when pictures and footage began emerging from the scene in east Damascus - suggest that the attack took place at around 4am. Whatever the cause, the death toll from this incident looks like it is in the dozens and scores.