Sentence examples for violent toll from inspiring English sources

Marijuana legalization has many merits, but it would do little to hinder the long-term economics of the cartels — and the violent toll they take on Mexican society.

November's official violent-death toll of 88 was the lowest since the American invasion in 2003.

Background: Violence against workers is garnering increased attention as awareness grows of the toll violent events have on workers and work environments.

The emotional and physical toll violent crime takes on victims is intangible, and it's only trivialized by actuary tables and spreadsheets.

While Outa marshals every constitutional nuance in its endless court actions against tolls, violent and anti-constitutional rhetoric apparently don't faze it, as long as any violence would benefit its agenda.

This violent adjustment took its toll on Greek society.

DHAKA, Bangladesh — The death toll from violent clashes between protesters and security forces in Bangladesh reached at least 44 on Friday, one day after a special war crimes tribunal handed down a death sentence to an Islamic leader for crimes against humanity committed 42 years ago, during the country's 1971 war of independence from Pakistan.

The violent lifestyle took a toll on Caravaggio, resulting in his early death in Tuscany at the age of 38.

The shocking death will likely renew heated debate about the violent sport and the toll it takes on the animals and bullfighters who face them in the ring.

Violent demonstrations "exact a heavy toll, especially on Bangladesh's poorest and most vulnerable citizens," Mrs. Clinton said at a news conference with Foreign Minister Dipu Moni.

But as the death toll has mounted, violent jihadists like IS have emerged as the most formidable rebel groups.