Sentences with phrase «economic toll»

To say nothing of the social and economic toll on society.

The physical, emotional and economic toll such a catastrophic accident takes on the victim is often too much for one person to bear.

In his analysis, Mr. Stringer estimates that the overall economic toll of subway delays during the morning rush - hour ranges from $ 170 million to, in the worst case, as much as $ 389 million annually.

The authors say a better understanding of the climate impact of fire will enable scientists develop models to more accurately forecast future future change — important given the rising economic toll from uncontrolled burning.

While substantial progress has been made in preventing, diagnosing, and treating certain S - TDs in recent years, CDC estimates that approximately 19 million new infections occur each year, almost half of them among young people ages 15 to 24.1 In addition to the physical and ps - ychological consequences of ST - Ds, these diseases also exact a tremendous economic toll.

Mr. Stringer estimates that the overall economic toll of subway delays ranges from $ 170 million to $ 389 million annually.

Globally, flooding due to climate change threatens to exact a $ 35 trillion economic toll by the 2070s.

The Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre estimates the annual economic toll of displacement is almost $ 100 billion...

But Ene argued that the solution is not in prescriptivism, like the majors calling for as much as 40 percent cuts in cost of services thereby killing off the companies, adding that government needs to identify and reduce unrealistic economic toll gates.

«Disparities in colorectal cancer death rates take a large economic toll: Preventable deaths account for $ 6.4 billion in lost productivity.»

That's not to mention the various physiological and economic tolls faced by individuals and economies.

And consider this: even if we simply assume that greenhouse gases have a large and immediate impact on hurricane intensities, there is little that mitigation efforts can do anyway to stem the ever - growing economic toll associated with hurricanes.

«These dangerous pollutants can worsen asthma and other respiratory diseases; cause heart attacks, cancers and stroke; and exact an enormous economic toll in terms of health - related costs and lost productivity.

Global warming exacts an enormous human and economic toll as well.

If the emotional or economic toll from serving abrasive or low - profit customers outweighs the return, think about an exit strategy.

Stress triggered neuropsychiatric disorders take an enormous personal, social and economic toll on society.

He added, «The human and economic toll of rescinding DACA will be far reaching, and Democrats will do everything we can to prevent President Trump's terribly wrong order from becoming reality.»

And they are beginning to exact a heavy economic toll.

Still, Ramadan does take an economic toll.

The Deepwater Horizon spill released 3 million gallons of oil into the Gulf, which eventually covered over 1,300 miles of coastline in Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Florida and Mississippi, taking a severe environmental and economic toll on the region.

While the economic toll of this year's storms is being calculated, the US Department of Energy estimated in 2013 that weather - related power outages cost the economy between $ 18 billion and $ 33 billion each year.

While many immigration advocates have focused on humanitarian issues, the executives focused on the economic toll.

Markets around the world also bounced back even as the human and economic toll from the...

Other Asian indexes also bounced back even as the human and economic toll from the disasters,...

While sub-stantial progress has been made in preventing, diagnosing, and treating certain ST - Ds in recent years, CDC estimates that approximately 19 million new infections occur each year, almost half of them among young people ages 15 to 24.1 In addition to the physical and psy - chological co-nsequences of S - TDs, these diseases also exact a tremendous economic toll.

While substantial progress has been made in preventing, diagnosing, and treating certain S - TDs in recent years, CDC estimates that approximately 19 million new infections occur each year, almost half of them among young people ages 15 to 24.1 In addition to the physical and psychological consequences of S - TDs, these diseases also exact a tremendous economic toll.

Peanut allergy takes a large psychosocial and economic toll on countless families not only in the United States but also worldwide.

In Long Island's Nassau County, where shaky local government finances are under state control, Sandy's economic toll could double the county's $ 25 million budget deficit, the local comptroller said.

The widespread demonstrations lasted many weeks and took social and economic tolls on communities for years, but the impact was difficult to measure.

Most of those deaths are concentrated among the world's poorest populations, according to a study published online October 19 in the Lancet that documents the health and economic toll of pollution in 2015.

The number of years lost in the population with detectable cotinine but unrecognized second - hand smoke exposure suggests that the economic toll of second - hand smoke may be substantially higher than that reported based on questionnaire data alone.

Dengue, in addition to inflicting pain and suffering, also extracts a significant social and economic toll on India,» said Alan Magill, MD, president of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, which publishes the journal.

Foundation grants for those children and their siblings are lost and there is an economic toll on the city as another family will not buy a home here, do their local shopping and dining here, and pay taxes here.

Worst of all, the American people are paying the economic toll.

Between the shutdown of oil refineries and chemical plants, impaired roads and ports, and widespread damage to homes, businesses and cars, the economic toll from Hurricane Harvey is now being estimated as the second - costliest natural disaster in U.S. history, trailing only the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

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Recent studies examining the economic toll of mass incarceration in the United States conclude that the full cost exceeds $ 1 trillion — with about half of that burden falling on the families, children and communities of people who have been imprisoned, and ultimately removed from civic life.

«Those who justify the need for greenhouse gas reductions by exploiting the mounting human and economic toll of natural disasters worldwide are either ill - informed or dishonest.»

The Inclusive Prosperity Act recognizes the enormous human and economic toll that climate change will take in the United States and in developing countries.

This has an economic toll.

Others testified that the economic toll eventually could be enormous for fishing and other ocean - related industries and for the nation's coastal communities.

From an environmental and justice perspective, the Inclusive Prosperity Act recognizes the enormous human and economic toll that climate change will take in the United States and in developing countries.

«This forward - looking legislation recognizes the enormous human and economic toll that climate change will take in the United States and in developing countries.

Although better warning systems, more careful education and civic preparedness have helped reduce loss of life, the economic toll has risen, in terms of both insured and uninsured losses.

In addition to the severe droughts and floods that have struck around the country in the last year or two, Abraham said, powerful hurricanes are adding to the economic toll that weather is increasingly taking on our society.