Sentence examples for because of a chronic from inspiring English sources

As a child, Mrs. Wald was often hospitalized because of a chronic respiratory ailment.

The dark glasses, necessary because of a chronic eye condition, did not help.

Kevin Pietersen's appearance at Edgbaston seems less likely, however, because of a chronic Achilles problem.

Mr. Kelly was granted permission to have a pillow, Mr. Kitamura said, because of a chronic health condition.

Because of a chronic ankle problem, which Mark Wood admits will eventually require an operation, England had planned on resting him during these three Tests in the UAE.

Some have been killed or driven from the country, and because of a chronic shortage of money in the national attorney general's office, investigations have sometimes stalled.

He says he keeps his cellphone on at all times except when flying, partly because of a "a chronic medical condition" that requires permanent access to a particular app.

This might be problematic because the microbial milieu of a chronic wound typically evolves over time, in response to environmental pressure.

The United States Supreme Court ruled in 2001 that the golfer Casey Martin was entitled to use a cart under the Americans With Disabilities Act because of a painful chronic condition.

Mr. Hevesi noted that the board had struggled getting a quorum, partly because of a few chronic absentees who missed more than a third of the meetings, and also because as many as four seats have been vacant because of delays by state and county legislators and the governor in appointing successors.

He lived on the streets for nearly five long years, making frequent visits to the hospital -- dozens and dozens of times -- because of a pestering chronic disease and no healthcare insurance.