"toll" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- Some fear that raising the passing score could take a particularly harsh toll on city students.
- The war itself, however, left a harsh toll in the economy and population, which decreased over the 11-year period between 1910 and 1921.
- But by the early 80's, he said, drugs had already begun to take a harsh toll, and "everyone assumed that things couldn't get any worse."
- Nevertheless, for a few of those Americans, the two days of exploding shells and small arms fire had taken a harsh emotional toll.
- The crowds have taken a particularly harsh toll on some national historic sites.
- In interviews, diplomats and prominent Jordanians said that the last month has taken a particularly harsh toll on his popularity.
- Depopulation and the loss of industrial jobs in recent decades have taken an especially harsh toll in this neighborhood.
- Sunburn took a harsh toll on the day-trippers, one of many hazards at the beach in those days.
- If anything, say doctors in the Ivory Coast, the disease appears to be taking the harshest toll among the working class and the poor.
- In Cuba, the heat, abundant mosquitoes and poor sanitary conditions took a harsh toll.
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