Sentence examples for massive toll from inspiring English sources

Greig said she had received death threats and the incident had taken a massive toll on her and her family.

"They are not specialised in trauma or anything like that and to witness the things people are witnessing would take a massive toll on anyone," he added.

On the health front, we've learned that in addition to causing some children to die, infectious diseases take a massive toll on those who get sick but survive.

(Basics, Sept. 29): Free-roaming cats not only take a massive toll on birds and small mammals, they often become victims themselves.

The Sydney Roosters claimed top spot with a gutsy 12-10 win over Brisbane but they have paid a massive toll with Jared Waerea-Hargreaves' season over.

No longer working for the radio station, she has publicly expressed her distress and revealed that she had received death threats and the incident had taken a massive toll on her family.

Moving house, a partner changing jobs or starting part-time study, for example, can all take a massive emotional toll.

The extreme cold, high radiation levels, and the widespread destruction of industrial, medical, and transportation infrastructures along with food supplies and crops would trigger a massive death toll from starvation, exposure, and disease.

But the global campaign to reduce tobacco's massive death toll is gaining momentum, and the industry is losing crucial battles in both the law courts and the court of public opinion.

"Nonetheless, the survey results indicate a massive death toll since the beginning of the conflict".

Although not nearly as impressive as most vaccines currently in use, experts say the vaccine could help curtail malaria's massive death toll significantly.