How to Use hydrologic cycle in a Sentence

hydrologic cycle

noun

• Giant sequoias, like all trees, play a central role in the hydrologic cycle.
  — Thayer Walker, Scientific American, 2016-12-29
• Irvine's team set out to see whether a more plausible geoengineering scheme might minimize negative impacts on the hydrologic cycle.
  — Scott K. Johnson, WIRED, 2019-03-15
• But these are all predictions based on ever-evolving computer models trying to gauge how a warmer globe will affect — in terms of feet, if not mere inches — the hydrologic cycle of our lakes.
  — Dan Egan, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 2021-08-23
• After Earth’s oceans froze over completely, the hydrologic cycle shut down, and C02 removal from the atmosphere stopped.
  — Scott Denning, Washington Post, 2018-05-04
• Like Earth, Titan has an atmosphere, surface lakes (albeit ones filled with methane) and a hydrologic cycle similar to our planet.
  — Fox News, 2019-12-05
• The cooling would slow the hydrologic cycle and decrease rainfall by 15% to 30% percent globally, with impacts varying in different regions.
  — Scott K. Johnson, Ars Technica, 2019-10-04
• Our existing aquifers eventually get replenished by rainwater, but these newfound reserves are completely cut off from the hydrologic cycle, according to the paper published in Nature.
  — Breanna Draxler, Discover Magazine, 2013-12-06
• In particular, there are worries deforestation will upset the hydrologic cycle in certain places, threatening water supplies and hydroelectric power generation.
  — The Economist, 2018-05-17
• Given the fact that this atmospheric water is constantly replenishing due to the planet's hydrologic cycle, the Venice Beach, California—company has created a system that is unlikely at the current moment to effect the atmosphere negatively.
  — David Grossman, Popular Mechanics, 2018-10-22