Sentence examples for dramatic drought from inspiring English sources

In 2005 a strong El Nino caused a dramatic drought in the Amazon.

While Australia suffered the most dramatic drought of any developed country between 2003 and 2012, with a drop in rainfall of up to 70%, the existence of its water market helped to soften the blow to agriculture significantly in the Murray-Darling.

The dramatic switch from drought and hosepipe bans in England this spring to the wettest April to June ever and widespread flooding was of a magnitude never seen before, water experts said on Thursday.

While water supplies have made "dramatic" recoveries from droughts before, such as in 1975-76, "sustained recoveries of this magnitude during the late spring and summer have not been seen before," said Terry Marsh, from the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (CEH).

OO US Drought Raising Food Prices Pinching Consumers - Beef, pork, poultry, eggs and milk have had the most dramatic price increases as drought, a virus outbreak and rising exports have thinned U.S. supplies.

Second, behavioral, climatological, and habitat data all support a dramatic effect of the drought.

Previously we showed that severe drought caused dramatic changes in the inflorescence transcriptome [ 11].

Farmers say they already face dramatic cutbacks because of the drought.

California faces dramatic climate year with El Nino, drought.

Fires followed by floods: California faces dramatic climate year with El Nino, drought.

Transcriptomic analyses indicated that both moderate and severe drought conditions induced dramatic responses during flower development.