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damage by droughtの例文

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  • The peasants demanded government aid to restore corn-growing land damaged by drought.
  • Opponents said the bill does not sufficiently compensate farmers whose crops were damaged by droughts and hurricanes.
  • Transplanting takes place in the rainy season because young trees are likely to be damaged by drought.
  • The rise came as crops were being damaged by droughts caused by the El Nino weather system.
  • October rain in Ivory Coast, the world's largest producer, eased concern that this year's crop would be damaged by drought.
  • Clinton declared all Texas counties eligible for disaster assistance, making federal loans available to farmers whose crops have been damaged by drought.
  • In North Korea, about 150, 000 acres of crops had been damaged by drought as of last week, state news agency KCNA reported.
  • Five Central American countries whose harvests were damaged by droughts blamed on El Nino need emergency food aid, a United Nations agency said Thursday.
  • The Agriculture Ministry said at least 450, 000 hectares ( 1.11 million acres ) of paddy fields were damaged by drought from July to November.
  • This year 44.7 million hectares ( 110 million acres ), or more than one-third of China's farm land, was damaged by drought or flood, the report said.
  • The Agriculture Ministry said at least 450, 000 hectares ( 1 . 11 million acres ) of paddy fields were damaged by drought from July to November.
  • About half of Zimbabwe's 13 million people are at risk of starvation after harvests in the country were badly damaged by drought and the government's land seizure program.
  • This year 44 . 7 million hectares ( 110 million acres ), or more than one-third of China's farm land, was damaged by drought or flood, the report said.
  • Earlier this month, Habibie called on Indonesia's 200 million people to fast twice a week as rice supplies _ damaged by droughts over the past year _ continue to dwindle.
  • An estimated 6 million Zimbabweans are at risk of starvation after harvests in the country were badly damaged by drought and the government's land seizure program, a program that has crippled the commercial farming industry.