Sentence examples for remarkable drought from inspiring English sources

Kidd has not scored since Game 2 of the Boston series, on April 23, a remarkable drought that has spanned 161 minutes.

Scientists in Malaysia are currently looking at some "forgotten" food grains, some from hundreds of years ago, which "show a remarkable drought tolerance and ability to grow in very poor soil", says Sean Mayes from Nottingham University, UK, who is currently working in Malaysia.

As a diploid C4 panicoid crop species, foxtail millet is well known for its remarkable drought resistance.

As such, sorghum has remarkable drought and heat tolerance, and can produce high yield and biomass in areas of harsh conditions with low inputs.

As the nation moves through a year of remarkable floods, drought and its deadliest tornado season in half a century, the broadcast meteorologist has emerged as an unlikely hero.

In the case of the halophyte Mesembryanthemum crystallinum (common ice plant) - that possesses a remarkable tolerance against drought, high salinity, and cold stress inositol is methylated to D-ononitol and subsequently epimerized to D-pinitol.

One of the more remarkable responses to drought stress of the rd29A LeNCED1 transgenic plants was their ability to recover from severe water stress.

But while that drought is remarkable, meetings between the top two women are becoming increasingly less sparse.

Dell's financial results are remarkable amid the ongoing drought in tech spending: Sales in the company's most recent fiscal year (ended Jan . 31 grew 14% to $35 billion, with net income jumping 70% to $2.1 billion.

That made it two British films in a row after such a drought, which is remarkable.

They find that natural selection happens repeatedly, that finches hybridize and exchange genes rarely, and that they compete for scarce food in times of drought, with the remarkable result that the finch populations today differ significantly in average beak size and shape from those of forty years ago.