A casualty arrives at the hospital.

In war, truth is the first casualty.

The first casualty will most likely be price stability.

Free speech was the early casualty of the coup.

The combatants reported the battle's real casualty figures and demanded reinforcements.

The first casualty would be whatever small scope remains for international policy coordination.

One casualty of such debates has been the myth that water is free.

Another casualty of neo conservative hubris might be the idea of spreading democracy itself.

Police officers found the seriously injured man lying on the street and called casualty.

At the same time, on our side there was another casualty and one injury.

Indeed, the most serious casualty of the current political climate in France is Sarkozy s reform agenda.

He had become one more casualty of the impunity that the armed forces enjoy in Kashmir.

In part, this reflects the rising casualty rate, with more than 2,100 American soldiers killed thus far.

We say that Mary died in a car accident, not that she was a casualty of the Road Traffic Act.

By February end, the government starts the preparation for fighting heat wave with a single objective in mind no human casualty.

But this simplistic approach quickly turns constructive discussion into a casualty of the ideological battle between advocates of state and market capitalism.

Yannis Mouzakis blogged about the Greek labor market, austerity s biggest casualty last January, while Spyros Gkelis put the unemployment data in perspective

Discipline disappeared at the national level in many countries Greece was the most recent casualty, but it is unlikely to be the last.

In Iraq, after years of declining sectarian violence, the casualty figures are up again, in part owing to the war in neighboring Syria.

However, these same casualty figures were recorded in the Liber pontificalis for Duke Odo of Aquitaine's victory at the Battle of Toulouse (721).

The blessings of the Internet are many, but one casualty of our segmentation into online subcultures is the loss of a common focal point.

LONDON Public trust in financial institutions, and in the authorities that are supposed to regulate them, was an early casualty of the financial crisis.

The biggest casualty of the Doraemon cartoon are the little kids, Who cannot even talk in Bangla fluently but are picking up Hindi nicely.

The media landscape in Taiwan has become a corporate battlefield in the last few years, with the independence of the island's press the biggest casualty.

Privatized pension funds created in 1994 as a result of a Social Security reform based on individual accounts vested in bonds and equities were one casualty.

Privatized pension funds created in 1994 as a result of a Social Security reform based on individual accounts vested in bonds and equities were one casualty.

AMSTERDAM Truth is often said to be the first casualty in wartime. But if the real truth is told, it is women who are the first casualties.

With these casualty figures, one would think that gun control laws would be a much higher national priority in America than the far more loudly hyped fight against terrorism.

Another casualty of neo conservative hubris might be the idea of spreading democracy itself. The very word democracy, when voiced by US government spokesmen, has become tainted by neo imperialist connotations.

The latest casualty of this spininess was an embryo affair that had given greater promise than usual of relieving the lonely tedium of his life, and perhaps even bringing him some content.

The latest casualty, Rastakhiz , was banned on the day it premiered, even though 40 minutes of it was cut to receive a screening permit from the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance.

One casualty of that brutal enterprise, apart from the roughly 100,000 Iraqis who have died and the millions more who have become refugees, is trust in the US as a force for good.

One casualty of that brutal enterprise, apart from the roughly 100,000 Iraqis who have died and the millions more who have become refugees, is trust in the US as a force for good.

In Kosovo restricting intervention to aerial bombardment made this strategy a total success NATO forces suffered not a single casualty in combat, but approximately 300 Kosovar, 209 Serb and 3 Chinese civilians were killed.

But in this case, the scandal claimed a high profile casualty Finance Minister Videgaray, a close aide to the president and who played a key role in orchestrating the meeting with Trump, resigned shortly thereafter.

Above all, the ongoing six party talks (China, the US, Japan, Russia, South Korea, and North Korea) that have sought to bring North Korea s nuclear program to an end must not become a casualty of the missile launch.

Medecins Sans Frontieres Doctors Without Borders reported on November 15, 2016 Renewed intense conflict through late November in besieged areas near Damascus and Homs has led to significant increases in mass casualty influxes, says Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).

Two weeks ago, Nasim and a coalition of dozens of activists in Athens occupied the City Plaza Hotel, a modern seven story structure with 110 rooms in central Athens that has been closed for seven years, a casualty of the Greek economic crisis.

In the ensuing battle, the unidentified group split up 14 or 15 men retreated by water (they dragged off one casualty, number of injured unknown) back to Ukrainian territory, plus an armored vehicle came into the water (across the Syvash) and started laying down suppressive fire for the group.