Sentence examples for huge drought from inspiring English sources

But that is indeed what scientists themselves suggest could have happened, a huge drought having driven rural workers into Syrian cities.

1936 Huge Drought Fund Sought A $500,000,000 special Federal drought relief appropriation is being considered, the Administration indicated today [July 1], with eighteen states in the Northwest already suffering from catastrophic drought conditions and the Government Weather Bureau reporting no rain in sight.

This year, northern China is experiencing a huge drought, and it is a warning bell.

We've seen a lot of IPOs for the first half of 2017, which followed a huge drought last year.

"Farming is becoming increasingly hard in the US, with the huge drought problems in California, and we have big companies buying a lot of farms," he added.

Then we have California, where there has been a huge drought.

In the early morning, on his way down the mountain toward Stanville, Gordon sometimes glimpsed gray foxes, their lustrous tails trailing after them, as he followed the curves of the winding road, passing huge drought-desiccated live oaks, their jagged little leaves coated in dust, and banks of rust-red buckeye and smoke-green manzanita.

A change in the planet's temperature that significant would result in even more of the major weather events we're currently seeing, as well as huge droughts, food shortages, and rising sea levels.

"This shows things were changing fairly rapidly--huge droughts were happening where hominids were living".

Climate change is worsening; more and more people are convinced that if the world does not move away from fossil fuels, we will experience a lot of destruction of nature, vast droughts and eventually, a huge migration of people from drought-stricken areas toward more fertile lands, wreaking havoc on all aspects of life.

A huge coastline and drought-vulnerable agriculture give China extra incentive to fight global warming, but developing countries rightly insist on meaningful U.S. cuts -- that's the only fair and politically feasible way toward concerted global action.