Examples of using Famines in English and their translations into Hindi
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They caused severe famines.
After overcoming many famines, it was on its way to prosperity.
Another important function of this court was to save the country from famines and epidemics.
There were 95 famines in medieval Britain,[81] and 75 or more in medieval France.
The assumption was that the central cause of all famines was a decline in food availability.
Historically, famines have occurred from agricultural problems such as drought, crop failure, or pestilence.
According to one estimate, nearly 29 million people died during famines from 1854 to 1901.
Bengal has faced two great famines, first in the year 1770 and another in the year 1943.
Famines underscored the need for faster construction, but the Afghan war caused a diversion of resources.
But farmers can get through famines by preparing the soil deeper so it can retain more water.”.
Jesus' heavenly presence has been marked on earth by frightful‘ wars, famines, hatreds, pestilences, and lawlessness.
During the period of the wars, famines, and earthquakes, or at that time, the followers of Jesus would be persecuted.
People can face severe crop failures and livestock shortages that will cause civic unrest,food riots, famines, and political instability in the whole world.
We certainly cannot say that all the wars, famines, and earthquakes that Jesus spoke of happened prior to that early persecution.
Droughts and famines in Imperial Russia are known to have happened every 10-13 years, with average droughts happening every 5-7 years.
And with it comes deeper economic crises,ongoing wars and famines, more unemployment, heightened levels of global warming… you name it.
Droughts and famines in Imperial Russia are known to have happened every 10 to 13 years, with average droughts happening every five to seven years.
On the other hand,in the modern history of Africa on quite a few occasions famines acted as a major source of acute political instability.
Under the British rule, the famines are ever on the increase and in the last ten years 20 million men, women, and children have died of starvation.
In his book Late Victorian Holocausts, published in 2001,Mike Davis tells the story of the famines which killed between 12 and 29 million Indians(1).
That the millions who died in British-imposed famines in British imperial India will be forgotten- like the millions who have died in the American Empire will be forgotten.
According to this view, famines are a result of entitlements, the theory being proposed is called the"failure of exchange entitlements" or FEE.
The“ woe” thus prophesied for this earth has been manifest in the world wars, famines, pestilences, earthquakes, and lawlessness that have plagued the earth in this century.
The facts about wars, famines, plagues, earthquakes, and other evidences bear out that since 1914, Jesus has been active as King of God's Kingdom.
Next comes horsemen representing wars, famines, and plagues, such as we have experienced since World War I began in 1914.
While recurring famines required better and quicker transport facilities, the government could not sustain even the existing tempo of construction.
Now the last days have arrived, and all kinds of famines, plagues, earthquakes, floods and droughts are appearing more frequently, more widely and more intensively.
Per this proposed view, famines are precipitated due to a breakdown in the ability of the person to exchange his entitlements.
There were approximately 25 major famines spread through states such as Tamil Nadu in the south, and Bihar and Bengal in the east during the latter half of the 19th century.
