Sentence examples for a chronic pattern of from inspiring English sources

Rather, it was part of a chronic pattern of low life satisfaction that long preceded the loss.

"This outrageous act tops off a chronic pattern of lawlessness, throughout this case, by judges and politicians hellbent on thwarting the vote of the people to redefine marriage by any means, even outright corruption," he said in a statement.

More than half of the Long Island Rail Road workers who retired last year applied for federal disability benefits, a rate far higher than the national average, even as federal officials and prosecutors tried to stem a chronic pattern of abuse of the public benefits system by the railroad's retirees.

In patients with a chronic pattern of headache, the diary becomes an essential tool for the monitoring and, in such cases, preventing relapses.

A different pattern of responses was observed between MOH patients who continued to overuse symptomatic medications and therefore retained a chronic pattern of headache (NR-group) and those patients who showed an improvement ≥50%% in headache days/month from baseline, not overusing symptomatic drugs and without any relapse at 1-year follow-up (R-group).

ADHD is characterised by a chronic pattern of symptoms of inattention, impulsivity and hyperactivity, which are more present than absent in affected individuals [ 2].

Exogenous cases may manifest with either an acute pattern, due to the inhalation of large amounts of oil components within a short period of time; or a chronic pattern, resulting from the deposition of small amounts of oil over long periods of time [ 11– 13].

The suit claims that Mr. Schwartz engaged in a "continuous, chronic pattern" of sexual abuse against his client, identified only as J.M. Counselors at the Florida center first notified J.M.'s parents last year of the alleged abuse, and, according to Mr. Dowd, J.M. had two taped conversations with Mr. Schwartz in which they discussed the abuse.

These traits reflect an affective and interpersonal style of the individual (e.g., lack of empathy, lack of guilt, shallow emotions, egocentricity, callous use of others for own gain) and seem to be associated with a more severe, violent and chronic pattern of antisocial behavior [ 6] as well as different affective, cognitive and neurological characteristics [ 7].

Policymakers, it says, must address the euro area's "chronic pattern of weak resilience and diverging activity" as a matter of urgency.

Published data suggest that the economic impact is higher for patients with the chronic pattern of headache (CH) than for patients with episodic forms in United States and in Europe.