Sentences with phrase «taking huge tolls»

Her company, Embrace Innovations, makes low - cost baby incubators for use in the developing world, she explains in the post, and the emotional struggles of getting to know seriously ill infants, many of whom sadly didn't make it, and their families was taking a huge toll on her.

While all of these symptoms take a huge toll on the body, they have another key thing in common — they're all directly related to your diet.

But the loss by way of pin to Isaiah Martinez (a three - time state champion from Lemoore and now at Illinois) took a huge toll on him.

He's a great guy, we have a lot in common, but it has taken a huge toll on our relationship, because I worry about a future, retirement, with this man.

My warped vision was taking a huge toll, but as long as I was the one who was stressed and exhausted, I could write it off as collateral damage, or perhaps just the price an older mother had to pay in order to play this Good Mommy Game.

Pregnancy takes a huge toll on a woman's body, especially when it comes to your skin.

Conniff also added that the trial took a huge toll on Adam, the father of two autistic sons and whose marriage recently collapsed.

«There's a reason more than half of Congressmembers are millionaires: running for office takes a huge toll on a family's budget, especially while raising children,» Shirley continued.

With viral epidemics such as AIDS taking a huge toll, insect - borne diseases have been «pretty far back on the burner» in New York, says John Edman, director of the Center for Vector - Borne Disease Research at the University of California, Davis.

Drug overdoses are taking a huge toll on public health, with potent synthetic drugs posing a particular threat.

Thinking problems in Huntington's disease take a huge toll from early in the disease.

In addition, neurodevelopmental disorders in children take a huge toll on quality of life for families.

«They write me off as a flake or a hypochondriac when this illness can really take a huge toll on your body,» she said.

It's easy to overindulge on processed foods, sugar, and alcohol during this time, and many of us experience a complete lack of sleep or spend a lot of time traveling — all of which can take a huge toll on the body.

Not only that but it is also not always fresh from the garden, plus the pollution we live in, stress, physical demands etc, all of these things take a huge toll on our system.

Cooler temps and shorter days can take a huge toll on our moods.

Barnardo's research with practitioners working to support young carers has shown that caring can take a huge toll on children's mental health, as well as their achievement at school.

I think it takes a huge toll on her.

With the highest outstanding credit card debt ever and millions of defaulted student loans, U.S. debt is taking a huge toll on the economy.

Familiarize your dog with a tooth brush and handling of its mouth at an early age; for small dogs this is extremely important since dental disease (including periodontitis, tooth loss and systemic infection from oral bacteria) often takes a huge toll on their health in their later years

What is totally clear is that breed - specific legislation does not make communities safer, and takes a huge toll on families and animals.

Because they accept SO many strays and unwanted animals, they take a huge toll off Chicago...

Traffic takes a huge toll on free - roaming cats, and while many people believe their pets are street-wise, no cat looks both ways when being chased by another animal.

Although sometimes necessary, over vaccination or prolonged use of steroids takes a huge toll on a pet's liver.

It also takes a huge toll on the affected animal, both mentally and physically.

The electricity - free and low - water Drumi device could be one method of washing clothes without taking a huge toll on the environment.

The silent, small - recurring events such as floods and droughts can take a huge toll on communities which lack essential health services and other coping capacities», Ms. Mizutori added.

And not being able to heat your home also takes a huge toll on health in general: those in fuel poverty have higher incidences of asthma, bronchitis, heart and lung disease, kidney disease and mental health problems.

But Dr. Taylor suggested the that storm was so severe it might have taken its huge toll even with the cover of intact forests.

And in a world with an exploding population, we need to consider that every single person will not only eat and use energy, but will also die and require some sort of burial that doesn't take a huge toll on the environment.

But for many people around the world, getting clean water isn't nearly as simple, and the combined effects of contaminated drinking water and the lack of adequate sanitary facilities can take a huge toll on both individuals and communities.

Interruptions take a huge toll on productivity, so find opportunities to limit them.

Scarcity takes a huge toll.

And disability can ruin your life, as it takes a huge toll on your finances.

Owing to New York's vast size and population, the city's roads have taken a huge toll for the worst in recent years.

The tremendous expense and strain of the process and ultimately the death take a huge toll on the family.

On his Facebook page, he wrote that «living in such a singular environment have taken a huge toll on my life and started affecting my health.»

While the flagship models are trying to move towards qHD displays which continue to take a huge toll on battery life, Motorola has been playing safe for many years now.

That's a very important point, especially in Philadelphia, where daily gun violence takes a huge toll without getting anything close to the attention that Parkland has received.

What I've realized is that the last few years of living in such a singular environment have taken a huge toll on my life and started affecting my health.

Among some of the most common, yet most under - diagnosed issues for men, anxiety and depression can take a huge toll on many areas of your life.

At the same time, staying the course for years can take a huge toll on you.

If you feel as though the trust has been lost in your relationship, and it happens more than once, going through that restoration process once more can take a huge toll, and make the process longer and more difficult with each go - around.

When your family experiences loss, it can take a huge toll on the health and happiness of your family.

«The drought is just continuing to take a huge toll on many parts of the district,» says Robertson.

We had this three - year period starting in 2010 where it was pretty horrific; it took a huge toll on real estate, tourism, and quality of life here.

Not exact matches

He preaches vision: without a long - term plan, being an entrepreneur on a day - to - day basis can take a huge mental toll.

Training full time, sacrificing studies and jobs, can have huge opportunity costs as well, as missing out on necessary education and prime years of work experience take tolls on later earnings.

If there is huge demand but you only have a few employees, this could take a toll on your business.

Arsene Wenger spoke to Sky Sports after the game and he admitted that he was on edge as we went into the latter stages, knowing that the players had put in a huge shift against Bayern Munich that was bound to take it's toll.