Примеры использования Crop failures на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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You know, like crop failures, electrical storms.
Increased production of biofuels,shifting crop  patterns and some crop failures have also contributed.
We have overcome crop failures, epidemics, Indian raids, even witches.
Frequent droughts andfloods have often led to crop failures and food insecurity.
From Irish monks to historians in Byzantium and Antarctic ice cores,the same story emerges of a catastrophic year of dark skies and crop failures.
The period was marked by persistent crop failures, famine, diseases, and population migration.
Rather than facing the threats we fear,they are living the daily reality of water shortages, crop failures, floods and diseases.
The high frequency of drought and subsequent crop failures increases the likelihood of populations being left destitute.
The twenty-first century dream interpretation warns: a mole flying in a room warns of family andfinancial troubles, crop failures, losses, and the presence of enemies.
From 1836-1838, the domain suffered from crop failures and famine, which led to a number of large-scale peasant's uprisings.
The lack of experience, equipment,unfavorable environmental conditions, and frequent crop failures prevented workers from farming.
In Zimbabwe, widespread crop failures caused by poor rainfall have exacerbated the economic crisis and have drastically limited access to food for the poorest.
Food prices have increased substantially, making it difficult for poor households to sustain themselves and leading to loss of life,suffering and successive crop failures.
When our peoples are bearing witness to drought and crop failures, which intensify competition for food and water, we must move to action.
Crop failures and livestock deaths are causing higher economic losses and undermining food security with ever greater frequency, especially in parts of sub-Saharan Africa.
It is likely that cities will face natural disasters, crop failures, health epidemics and the impact of the global fuel and financial crises.
In emergencies, WFP is often first on the scene, providing food assistance to the victims of war, civil conflict, drought, floods, earthquakes,hurricanes, crop failures and natural disasters.
Climate change, land degradation andhabitat loss had led to crop failures, livestock deaths and water shortages in regions such as the Sahel and the Horn of Africa.
While fundamental factors(such as crop failures in Australia and reduced outputs in Europe) were considered by experts to be the most important determinants of agricultural commodity prices, a number of additional factors were identified as being responsible for the turbulence in agricultural commodity markets in the last few years.
These threats arise from the increased frequency and severity of natural disasters,increased crop failures and food insecurity, deterioration of ecosystems and the related incidence of disease.
The hot anddry conditions may lead to wildfires and crop failures, stress water supplies, food storage and energy systems and increase refrigeration requirements.
Further information was provided in other areas such as export price instability,variability in aid flows, crop failures, dependence on a narrow range of exports and transportation difficulties.
Less predictable rainfall,more frequent floods and droughts and more crop failures mean that greater investments are needed in technology or fertilizers, resources to which women have less access than men.
In the global hunger index, the Gambia was thirty-third out of 78 countries ranked, butnatural hazards, crop failures and high food prices kept certain vulnerable groups in hunger over long periods.
Wood-derived fibres are aclose substitute for cotton: the frequent cotton crop failures from 2004 to 2012 led to record price increases for wood-derived fibres as well as substantial investment in new manufacturing capacity.
African countries need to adopt and implement broad-based social protection policies to mitigate andcounteract Africa's chronic crop failures, macroeconomic policy failures,  health epidemics, environmental disasters and other external shocks;
The impact on agriculture in developing countries from changes in temperature andrainfall patterns are already visible; crop failures and death of livestock are causing economic losses, contributing to higher food prices and increasingly undermining food security, especially in parts of the sub-Saharan Africa.
In our view, however,such progress merely sets the stage for the necessary hard work to deal with current conflicts, crop failures, food insecurity and HIV/AIDS, which continue to inflict great misery on the African people.
Impacts on agriculture in developing countries fromchanges in temperature and rainfall patterns are already visible; crop failures and livestock deaths are causing economic losses, contributing to higher food prices and increasingly undermining food security, especially in parts of subSaharan Africa.
Some countries needed external assistance for food owing to internal conflict, crop failures, climactic conditions and high domestic food prices, or a combination thereof.