Sentence examples for big drought from inspiring English sources

Then came the big drought.

The big drought of 2012 has been tough on farmers but even more brutal on ranchers.

For that matter, Dr. Easterling said, the big drought of 1988 was "pretty well tied" to La Nina.

If we got a drought like this now, it would be putting a big drought on top of a time which is already warm and dry," Nichols said.

"In the past it was one big drought every 10 years, then it came to one drought every five years, and now the trends are showing that it will be one every three to five years.

Civil engineer Aline Okello saw how this pattern affected local farmers, who see their crops flooded year after year only to lose out again come the next big drought.

No big, bad wolf is going to blow down our house; or rather, no big, bad drought is going to dry up our water supply.

I don't expect big drought-induced shifts in food prices this year.

Generally speaking, El Niño redistributes rainfall, which comes in extreme weather events: big floods, big droughts, bush fires, and heat waves.

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This is the biggest drought in our history".