Sentence examples for severe tolls from inspiring English sources
Because sleep deprivation may exact a host of severe tolls on the body over time — which is to say nothing of exhaustion-related car accidents and other dangers — Edinger warns that there are people with appallingly disturbed sleep who "roll with the punches a little better and don't seem to mind or complain — but maybe they should".
The last round of fire took a severe toll.
The war took a severe toll on everyone.
Ethiopia Poverty, censorship and civil war took a severe toll on Ethiopian music.
The drought has already taken a severe toll on the region, economic and otherwise.
The strain of that period took a severe toll and Evans fell ill not long afterwards.
Even among the hardiest people, jerk-infested workplaces can take a severe toll.
The panics took a severe toll on the American banking system.
The housing crisis has taken a severe toll on manufacturers, who usually supply materials to home builders and furnishers.
"Locking asylum seekers up for lengthy periods is clearly taking a severe toll on the mental health of detainees".
In particular, high inflation, shrinking agricultural production and H.I.V.-AIDS have taken a severe toll on the population.
