Sentence examples for bad harvests from inspiring English sources
Bad harvests, persistent inflation, and unemployment caused hardship and a loss of public morale.
That gives more scope for bad harvests in some regions being offset by better ones elsewhere.
A return of bad harvests in 1879 brought new fears of famine.
The 1760s were a period of bad harvests, rising food prices, and sporadic unemployment.
Two bad harvests in Syria's wheat-growing region have added to the problem.
Bad harvests at the start of the decade made food more expensive, but also prompted farmers to plant more.
It was a time of calamities: bad harvests, floods, earthquakes, and in 1348 49 the Black Death.
Thus, when there were bad harvests in Overkalix, the children starved, and when there were good harvests, they stuffed themselves.
Bad harvests and attacks on shipping by German U-boats had pushed food shortages to critical levels.
Last year's surge in grain prices, caused by earlier bad harvests, is unlikely to be repeated this year.
