Sentence examples for bad drought from inspiring English sources

It's been brutal in part because of a historically bad drought.

In addition to this year's drought, he recalls a particularly bad drought in 2011.

"It was a drought year, a very bad drought year," he said.

The government insists that, despite a bad drought, there is enough food.

A single bad drought or flood can destroy years of progress, and not just for the individual farmer.

"Texas does not and will not have enough water" in a bad drought, the state's water plan warned last year.

As 1998 opened, the people in Bahr el Ghazal had lived through two bad droughts and poor harvests.

As the probability of bad droughts and floods increases, the value of accurate prediction and the cost and danger of ignorance grow, too.

Economic recovery was made difficult by the destruction during the Civil War (especially of railway rolling stock and communications in general), a loss of skilled labour, a series of bad droughts, and a shortage of foreign exchange and the restriction on imports of capital goods imposed by World War II and its aftermath.

Bad droughts seem to be happening more often these days, a combined result of climate change and normal atmospheric oscillations.

Alabama farmer George Robertson has experienced some bad droughts over the years, but the 74-year-old has seen nothing like this.