Sentence examples for being chronically from inspiring English sources

A 2016 Work and Wellbeing survey by the American Psychological Association APAA) reported that less than half of the 1501 workers surveyed felt their organization supported employee well-being, and one in three reported being chronically stressed on the job.

It is still unclear which aspect – the physical or psychological part of being chronically ill or disabled – causes worse HRQoL and worse emotional well-being in young adults claiming disability benefits compared to peers from the general population.

Being chronically sleep-deprived is more than just tiring.

Being chronically poor is rarely, if ever, a positive experience.

Being ill, particularly being chronically ill, is expensive.

It makes the man of good taste cheerful, where before he ran the risk of being chronically frustrated.

Young is another unfortunate poster child for a party fighting an image of being chronically hostile to "otherness".

"But mental health services are what is least available for anybody who is dealing with the combination of being chronically ill and mentally ill".

Last week, after Mr. McCain dined with Mr. Bush at the White House and visited the Republican National Committee, the cold reality of being chronically short-staffed resurfaced.

One of the hardest things about being chronically ill is that most people find what you're going through incomprehensible — if they believe you are going through it.

A karaoke devotee, he has memorized the words to an alarming number of songs from the 1980s and is easygoing to the point of being chronically late.