Sentence examples for drought replied from inspiring English sources
Christopher A. Williams, a Clark University geographer who was one of the Op-ed authors and an author of the Nature Geosciences paper on recent western drought, replied (shorthand adjusted): The connection between elevated greenhouse gases and drought in the American West is that greenhouse-induced warming is very likely to increase the frequency and severity of drought conditions in the region.
When asked if it was possible some farming land may become unviable, Abbott replied that drought was "not a new thing in Australia".
Asked by BBC News Online whether the EU was facing one of its worst drought crises, the official replied it was "far too early to say".
When I asked Richard Seager, who analyzed historical records and climate model projections for the Southwest for the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory at Columbia University, if a perpetual drought was possible there, he replied: "You can't really call it a drought because that implies a temporary change.
Asked to describe his feelings after ending his lengthy title drought, the 35-year-old replied: "It feels awesome, whatever that is.
When I asked if the drought in his models would be permanent, he pondered the question for a moment, then replied: "You can't call it a drought anymore, because it's going over to a drier climate.
Asked if he was worried this would undermine public support for assistance, Joyce replied: "I'm terrified I'm going to be standing there talking about the drought with an umbrella in my hand.
As shown in Table 7, 68% of respondents replied that crop cultivation increases their food availability, whereas 32% did not report benefiting from these activities due to failed crop production from lack of rainfall and prolonged droughts.
