Sentence examples for a chronic problem and from inspiring English sources

In any publicly financed medical system, funding is a chronic problem, and so is internal organization.

The brown tide has remained a chronic problem, and the scallops have never recovered.

For many women, acne is a chronic problem and is associated with menstrual irregularities and other signs of hormone imbalance.

The abduction of women in remote areas, for sale to villagers desperate for a wife, is already a chronic problem and could intensify.

They could also be used to protect relief workers and facilitate the distribution of food and medical supplies, a chronic problem and one that Northern Alliance forces have not been able to handle.

The Treatment Life Would Be Better With a Perfect Pill In 2001, the American Medical Association, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, the American Hospital Association and other national organizations finally labeled chronic pain a chronic problem and adopted guidelines to help assure more effective diagnosis and treatment.

"I cannot say the tides are in our favor," said Henry J. Stern, the commissioner for the Department of Parks and Recreation, reflecting upon what has become a chronic problem here and in many parts of the country.

Ms. Gibson said her roof had a "chronic problem" of disrepair, and alerted the city to her concerns.

"Violence is a chronic problem in Brazil, and anyone is vulnerable because they are not protected under the law.

Food safety is a chronic problem in China and public anxiety over cases of fake or toxic food often spreads quickly.

Few are surprised that Mr. Berlusconi has not resolved a chronic problem that predates him and will probably outlast him.