Sentence examples for creation of drought from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, identification of drought tolerance genes should inform breeding strategies for eventual creation of drought resistant sunflower hybrids.

Although CRISPR technology is still in relative infancy, the possibilities are staggering from the creation of drought-resistant crops to new treatments for cancer and sickle cell anemia.

We also talked about the amount of warming we expected, when it would rise above the level of natural variability, and the fact that the Arctic would lose its sea ice — we would open the fabled Northwest Passage, and there would be a creation of drought-prone regions in North America and Asia.

A workshop in Barcelona in 2011 called for the creation of a global drought information system.

I should therefore like to ask the Commissioner whether he can report on the work done so far in connection with the creation of the European Drought Observatory, and also about the directive on forest fires.

Most countries have high level institutions providing a framework for co-ordination and implementation, but recent policies promote the creation of new and independent drought institutions and funds that are yet to be established.

Started as a job-creation scheme during a time of drought in 1929, the palace – stuffed with art deco delights and 347 rooms – took 3,000 people 15 years to build.

The actions of adaptation and combating desertification planned were inadequate – the northeast is the poorest region of the country and still suffers from the lowest allocation of resources by the federal state – the only result was the creation of a National Emergency Response Force for Droughts.

In the years leading up to the creation of the aqueduct, there was a drought called the worst "in a quarter century".

Hugo Chávez, the Bolivarian who is the country's president, declared a state of electrical emergency in early February, telling Venezuelans that a severe drought had slowed the creation of hydroelectric energy to a crawl.

First, two years of drought.