Sentence examples for faces a drought from inspiring English sources

Kenya faces a drought, a food crisis, power cuts and ethnic militias mobilizing in the countryside.

While there, he said, he heard reports of civilian militias being formed, and observed that it was increasingly difficult to find health workers, livestock workers and trained professionals to distribute much-needed aid in the region, which now faces a drought.

The flight of private capital means emerging economies with current-account deficits face a drought of financing as well as export earnings.

Do we face a drought this summer and will the Great Lawn be reduced to a brown, crumpled, dusty carpet, and is there anything to be done about it?

Hope has certainly all but run out for refugees like Muhammad Abrahim, who fled a Taliban offensive a summer ago and returned to his destroyed village, only to face a drought and, with summer, yet another offensive and renewed flight.

And it casts a spotlight on the problems drug companies now face: a drought of big drug breakthroughs and research discoveries; pressure from insurers and the government to hold down prices; regulatory vigilance and government investigations; and thousands of layoffs in research and development.

In addition, the country has also been facing a drought and an acute power shortage, which is having a huge impact on economic productivity.

For instance, California faced a drought for several years before its leaders and policymakers were able to garner sufficient response and changes in behavior from the public and industry.

The U.S. Women's National Soccer Team is facing a drought.

Today, unless you live in California or another place facing a drought, you might not feel it.

In 2011, Western Australian beekeepers faced a drought that ushered in the worst honey crop in more than three decades.