Sentence examples for drought losses from inspiring English sources

This week, the Senate approved $3.2 billion to help farmers and ranchers offset drought losses.

Elevated [CO2] is not able to alleviate drought losses in these years for either crop.

In Brazil's north-east, SUDENE, the regional development agency, talks of drought losses above $4 billion.

Our results suggest that average drought losses will increase for maize, and that drought will drive losses in both crops in low-yielding years.

While CO2 emerges as being significant to reduce the impact of drought losses on average, the statistical analyses of yield losses due to drought relative to scenario potential (Supplementary Table 4) identify an interaction between crops and CO2, suggesting that the reduction in drought losses with CO2 is more important for maize than wheat.

The state has put the 2008 drought losses at more than $300 million, and economists predict that this year's losses could swell past $2 billion, with as many as 80,000 jobs lost.

The result was more drought, loss of biodiversity and increased poverty.

1936 Drought Loss Up to 1/4 Billion Drought embattled farmers of the Northwest prairies tonight [July 7] abandoned hope of saving their crops from a merciless, white-hot sun.

A terrible drought, loss of interest by the protagonists' main backers, and the West's decision to fund an extremely generous demobilisation package were more decisive.Also, you incorrectly equate UN and regional efforts.

We can also pair the relatively low drought loss for the moving from group reported in Table 4 with the relatively high animal disease exposure reported in Table 8 for this group to interpret their smaller herds and lower mobility exposing them differently to animal loss than may be the case for the other groups.

During 2008 and 2009, inequality values were roughly equivalent, with no significant change between years ((for example, mean Gini in 2008 of 0.56, 95%CI (0.413 to 0.634), vs. mean Gini in 2009 of 0.55, 95%CI (0.466 to 0.627)), which may reflect the universality of drought loss for families at all income levels during this period).