Sentence examples for massive drought from inspiring English sources

LB: Two years ago, Texas had that massive drought.

Yet, remarkably, this once fledgling country has managed this year's massive drought without asking for significant outside help.

In John Vidal's report (22 July) on the famine in east Africa, he says the massive drought appeared "as if out of nowhere".

Corn production is down 40 percent because of the massive drought in the Midwest, but most of that corn goes for ethanol production".

Pasturelands were ruined and vast quantities of sheep and camels were lost in the massive drought of 1958 61, which devastated many Syrian Bedouin.

The Christian Science Monitor suggests what the massive drought plaguing some the country's most fertile agricultural regions might mean for food prices, and Obama's hope for reelection.

Instead, he alluded somewhat mysteriously to "stronger storms in the Atlantic and Pacific," and focused on other kinds of disasters, like "massive droughts" and "massive flooding".

When angered, Oshun may flood Earth or destroy crops by withholding her waters, thereby causing massive droughts.

Climate change, Gore says, is heating up the atmosphere and the oceans, creating superstorms and flooding in some areas and massive droughts in others.

As Dave Serchuk reported, bush fires are not the only disasters stemming from massive droughts the continent has been dealing with over the past seven years.

What about the tornadoes, severe thunderstorms and massive droughts we experienced all too recently?