Sentence examples for of low rain from inspiring English sources

Thus, the SI method may miss detection of low rain that may often come from stratiform, warm and shallow clouds with small or no ice present aloft.

The current high prevalence of acute malnutrition has to be seen in relation to the summer season where diarrhoea prevalence is high and the cumulative effect of low rain level in the last three years, which have had negative effects on the harvest.

All the technical gizmos in the world haven't stopped wells emptying in California after four years of low rains.

The presence of sand favours drainage but in case of low rains increases the risk of poor yields.

The main reason for the increased water quality is a lack of rain runoff — a consequence of record-low rain levels in the Southland.

By A. Sami Malik In a remote district of Pakistan, food scarcity, low rains and lack of access to health services combine with widespread poverty to increase malnutrition and child mortality.

Owing to the lack of year-round surface water bodies, low rains, and poor quality of the available surface water bodies, in Dodoma city, reliability of fresh water supplies for various uses has largely been met by groundwater (Salama 1979; Rwebugisa 2008).

It was taken out of the belly of the European Highlander ferry, which arrived at Cairnryan ferry port from Larne in Northern Ireland through a heavy pall of low cloud and rain, by Doreen Bowie, 62, a dance teacher from nearby Stranraer.

Let them make pounds for us, not dollars marks or yen for others.' Turning to tax, the Prime Minister promised that the Conservatives would always be the party of low taxation: 'Come rain or shine, taxes will always be lower under us than any other kind of government.' But he also pleaded with the party for support as the Government took hard decisions in this autumn's Budget.

It was established through principal component analysis (PCA) that the intensity and durations of low to moderate rain events induced by climate change mainly affect the wash-off of SVOCs and NVOCs from urban roads.

Thus, they have a similar moisture source from the Atlantic Ocean (Taupin et al. 2000) as further confirmed by d-excess values close to 10 ‰, characteristic of low-latitude rains (Dansgaard 1964).