Sentence examples for particularly high toll from inspiring English sources

Disasters take a particularly high toll on the elderly, research has shown.

Taking a particularly high toll in pregnant women and their fetuses, HEV has infected human populations in 28 of 56 African countries.

Compared to opiates, GHB (Gamma hydroxybutyrate) haven't had a particularly high death toll.

Despite the railway competition, traffic levels remained healthy, with the waterways carrying a total of 982,000 tons in 1878, but there was a growing dissatisfaction with the situation, particularly the high tolls compared to the railways, and the refusal to allow steam haulage, which had been in use on the neighbouring Aire and Calder Navigation for over 50 years.

Activist organizations reported a number of airstrikes around the country, with the toll particularly high in the northern towns of Harem and Kafr Nabl, both near Idlib.

The civilian toll has been particularly high, as each side abandons and retakes strategic towns — many near vital oil installations — while leaving non-combatants to fend for themselves.

But the toll on women is particularly high: Despite the sizable number of women earning advanced degrees, they hold only 6.6% of faculty positions (associate and full professors) at Japan's 98 national universities.

As elsewhere, youth unemployment is particularly high.

Metropolitan areas have particularly high AIDS rates.

But the global downturn exacted a high toll.

But eating animals exacts a high toll on the planet.