Examples of using Droughts in English and their translations into Japanese
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Droughts will come.
Of floods and droughts.
Floods, droughts and legacy.
Less change for heavy rains and droughts.
No two droughts are alike.
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That was before the decades of droughts.”.
Floods, droughts and legacy 5.4.
Certain areas in India have been suffering from droughts.
Are this year's droughts exceptional?
Droughts have caused food shortages.
Deforestation causes droughts as well as floods.
Droughts in the western U.S. are more predictable, he.
During the late 1880s, a series of droughts devastated the West.
Droughts happen more often and for longer periods of time.
Farmers have always complained about floods or droughts.
Heat waves and droughts have ravaged ancient civilizations.
In mid 15th century、 Kyoto has been turned into a wilderness,successive floods, droughts and famines.
Droughts in 1920 and 1921 made the situation worse.
At the same time as an unexpected flood occurs, droughts occur, which increases the number of refugees.
With the effects of two decades of war and unrest being exacerbated by natural disasters, such as floods,harsh winters and severe droughts.
Only during long droughts may there be a need for soil moistening.
At the same time as an unexpected flood occurs, droughts occur, which increases the number of refugees.
But floods and droughts and plate movements cannot be altered by the Call.
This has serious implications for dam performance- particularly that droughts will sharply reduce hydropower generation- and safety.
Less rainfall and more severe droughts are threatening to turn three-quarters of Tunisia's agricultural lands into desert.
Initial causes of the late 2006 price spikes included droughts in grain-producing nations and rising oil prices.
Detecting human fingerprints on complex events like droughts is not straightforward. AAP Image/Dan Peled.
But along with the main driver- low rainfall- droughts can also be exacerbated by water loss through evaporation.