Sentence examples for increasing toll from inspiring English sources

Another area Of ADB concern is the increasing toll – in lives and in financial terms – from natural disasters.

Many of them stem from the increasing toll that Japan's old ways are taking on the economy.

But every street and sector towards the mosque – a highly symbolic target of the fight – is claiming an increasing toll in blood and treasure.

As starvation and disease take an increasing toll, Loung and her two young siblings are sent by their mother (Sveng Socheata) to seek refuge as orphans.

Early rebel victories settled into a standoff, but the freezing of Libyan assets, continued NATO assaults and mounting defections took an increasing toll.

Lack of demand is also bound to take an increasing toll on corporate earnings, which also have been a bright spot.

We're increasing tolls on the turnpike.

Do we want these companies, which want to extract increasing tolls, to know everything?

As the next step in considering increasing tolls for the bridges, tunnels and PATH trains connecting New Jersey and New York, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey will hold public hearings in each state the week of Jan . 16

This proposal, accompanied by a proposed extension to the Kilpatrick Turnpike in Oklahoma City, was to be funded by increasing tolls by 10 percent statewide in 1999.

The 407 ETR is contractually responsible for maintaining high traffic levels as justification for increasing tolls, but conduct their own traffic studies.