Sentence examples for toll from inspiring English sources

Related: World Health Organisation 'intentionally delayed declaring Ebola emergency' As of 18 March, the death toll from Ebola in west Africa was 10,251, with one new case on Friday in Liberia breaking the country's 42-day countdown to Ebola-free status.

In a presentation to the national rural health conference in Darwin last week, Chalmers and Smith reflected on the personal toll the last year took on them and their patients who are primarily from the Rio Tinto community.

In the following year the town's population of about 4,000 dropped by nearly half, and as businesses and supermarkets closed, Qantas cut its services, and houses were left empty, the exodus began to take a toll on the mental health of those who stayed behind.

Analysts said it was clear that more than four months of wrangling over the terms of an extension to the country's massive bailout programme has taken its toll.

The death toll in the country is now more than 3,500 cases.

But we have consistently made clear our grave concerns about the heavy toll of civilian casualties and have called on Israel to exercise restraint, and to find ways to bring this fighting to an end.

For the first time ever, you're in March and you're alive in three competitions, but the volume of games is starting to take its toll a little – just as you always knew it would.

Even if the sheer regularity of visits is taking its toll on some.

The area senator Ahmed Zanna, who put the death toll at 300, said the town had been left unguarded because soldiers based there had been redeployed north towards Lake Chad in an effort to rescue the schoolgirls.

Twitter was soon full of jokes and memes respecting his patience: The waiting took its toll on journalists and election analysts painstakingly recording the results.

The grim death toll in the Mediterranean has provoked a chorus of calls for action to prevent 2015 becoming the deadliest year for migrants trying to get to Europe.