Sentence examples for a chronic problem in from inspiring English sources

Smog has become a chronic problem in the city.

Drainage has been a chronic problem in Chicago.

And on money in elections, there is a chronic problem in the US.

The "obsession with testing" that Simon Jenkins identifies is undoubtedly a chronic problem in schools.

They were a chronic problem in this densely crowded city until the British returned it to Chinese rule in 1997.

Air pollution is a chronic problem in large parts of China.

The authors of the new report suggested strengthening pharmacy supply chains to prevent shortages — a chronic problem in poor countries.

Among the Chinese population, asthma has turned into a chronic problem; in 2012 alone, according to one study, nearly seven hundred thousand people died from smog-related causes.

In addition, experts say, a shortage of experienced leaders and management is a chronic problem in nonprofit organizations as they become larger and increasingly complex.

It would also probably meet strong resistance from the political opposition and could risk even greater instability, already a chronic problem in the country.

"It's been a chronic problem in the poultry industry, and it would be wonderful if someone could do something about it," she said.