Sentence examples for era of drought from inspiring English sources
Both authors cite the work of Jonathan Overpeck, a geologist and a director of the Institute of the Environment at the University of Arizona, whose tracking of simultaneously increasing temperatures and decreasing rainfall leads him to conclude that a new era of drought is dawning in many regions.
This darker, noirish view of the pool is ascendant again, helped along by worries about the environmental costs of private swimming pools in an era of drought and climate change.
In the new era of artistic drought, those who hold the goods will ultimately win the contest.
The pollen findings from the Sea of Galilee are interesting in and of themselves, but now, in an era of intensifying drought in so many places, they require more attention as reminders of how vulnerable even the strongest human societies may be to natural forces.
But the worst epidemic of cocoliztli ever witnessed, 1545-1548, actually began during a brief wet episode within the era of prolonged drought.
This study presents a preliminary investigation of how karezes function to produce water, their geology and landscape position, and an initial assessment of the viability of these structures in southern and southwestern Afghanistan in an era of warming climate, frequent drought and population growth.
The drought is the worst such event to strike the U.S. since the 1950s and is comparable in some ways to the "Dust Bowl" era droughts of the 1930s.
Labour brought a golden era to the arts after two decades of drought.
First, two years of drought.
Signs of drought are everywhere.
