Sentence examples for prevalence of droughts from inspiring English sources

An Opinion article last Sunday about the increasing prevalence of droughts incorrectly described El Paso's use of recycled sewage.

Climatic change, increasing prevalence of droughts, alterations to groundwater availability and flooding periodicities make such work increasingly urgent since freshwater floodplain forests are a vital human resource that is under threat.

The seven TOTs carried out to-date include two in the Horn and East Africa, where demand for the training has been particularly high because of the importance of pastoralism and the prevalence of drought in the region.

Therefore, based on the consistent prevalence of drought tolerant accessions in Bangladesh centred area in both reproductive stage drought screening as well as direct selection by yield performance, we considered Bangladesh centred area also the area of preference of drought tolerant rice accessions.

Due to the fact that Iraq is an arid country at least in the central and southern parts, this country is heading towards a water crisis mainly due to the improper management of water resources, water policies in neighbouring countries (Turkey, Syria, and Iran), and the prevalence of drought conditions caused by climatic changes.

Due to the fact that Iraq is an arid country at least in the central and southern parts, this country is heading towards a water crisis mainly due to the improper management of water resources, water policies in neighboring countries (Turkey, Syria, and Islamic Republic of Iran), and the prevalence of drought conditions due to climatic changes.

Given the predicted increase in prevalence of drought and heat stress on agricultural land there is a further need to analyse the effect of combined stress on crop species.

The prevalence of hurricanes, droughts and floods has been linked in many climate models to the impact of a warming planet.

Therefore in this sub-region the prevalence of severe drought may increase significantly in the future under this emissions scenario.

The recent prevalence of today's droughts may already be caused in part by elevated greenhouse gases.

Our study thus likely underestimates the prevalence and impact of drought in these areas.