Sentence examples for frequent floods from inspiring English sources

Extreme weather has been widely observed: continuous droughts in the north and frequent floods in the south.

The commission's new report foresees a nasty future: more frequent floods, storm surges, heat waves and droughts.

Global warming may cause more frequent floods, but most flood victims go home when the waters recede.

Such a win-win-situation is infinitely more compelling than a 2C (or more) scenario with frequent floods and large-scale damage to roads, homes and shops.

Following the example of their Aztec predecessors, Spanish administrators took steps to protect the city from frequent floods, and their efforts led to the draining of the basin.

Because they are poor, they are least able to cope with the rising sea levels and more frequent floods, droughts and hurricanes that climate change is already causing.

More frequent flooding is expected to become an uncomfortable reality.

To cope with frequent flooding the beavers caused, officials years ago raised the level of the roads.

Already, villages in India and Pakistan are experiencing more frequent flooding from the melting ice; scientists are predicting even more.

Asked if there was momentum for dredging because of more frequent flooding, Mr. Steinberg said, "There's momentum for action".

His administration has also drafted a proposal for a huge underground drainage tunnel to reduce the capital's frequent flooding.