11.   But even more daunting than the wilderness and weather may be the emotional toll on the recovery workers.

12.   But he acknowledged that the work was taking an emotional toll and disrupting training schedules.

13.   But in the wake of that incident, she suffered an emotional toll, Madonna testified Wednesday.

14.   But several survivors he represented say that his failure to return calls for months, even years, took a wrenching emotional toll.

15.   But the idea of the sacrificing wives, and the emotional toll on them, is unsurprising.

16.   But some doctors say they worry more about the emotional toll on the mothers, like the potential for depression, than about the pregnancies.

17.   But worse than the arduous workweeks is the emotional toll.

18.   Clearly, it has taken an emotional toll on him.

19.   For men, often overlooked in the divorce process, the financial pressures and emotional toll can be devastating.

20.   Friday they expressed surprise, but all noted the emotional toll the last year had taken on him.