Sentence examples for lead to drought from inspiring English sources
A lack of snowpack can lead to drought.
Liberia's agriculture minister predicts that forest eradication will lead to drought in 15 years.
Such early rainfall can also lead to drought, crop failure and famine.
There are all sorts of predictions that global warming will lead to drought or heat waves that hurt agriculture.
The link is intuitively plausible: higher temperatures speed up evaporation, reduce soil moisture and lead to drought.
Millions of tons of fungal spores are released into the atmosphere every year, meaning that mushrooms likely have a significant effect on regional precipitation patterns — and their habitat destruction, Money concluded, could well lead to drought.
An attempt to reduce rainfall in the United States for example, could conceivably lead to droughts in Asia.
El Niño conditions, which stem from a natural warming of Pacific Ocean waters, lead to droughts, floods and more frequent cyclones across the world every few years.
Although, on average, Great Britain experiences a relatively wet climate it is also prone to periods of low rainfall which can lead to droughts.
Most climate scientists say that a buildup of greenhouse gases in recent decades has contributed to a worldwide warming trend that could lead to droughts, floods and agricultural disruption, particularly in developing countries.
Most climate scientists say that a buildup of greenhouse gases has caused at least part of the world's warming trend that could lead to droughts, floods and agricultural disruption.
