Sentence examples for chronic affliction from inspiring English sources

37 Costly Legislative Stalemate Legislative gridlock has become a chronic affliction in Albany.

Unexpected wireless charges are a chronic affliction of life on the grid.

The resulting infinite choice of processed foods, phones, cars and so on is a chronic affliction we can't escape.

Gilliam's incorrigibility is, of course, why he's a cult institution, but he's got a chronic affliction where the Dutch angle is concerned.

Far from being an isolated case, this kind of gridlock has been Albany's chronic affliction for more than a decade, through Democratic and Republican governors.

Now there are only 11, of such a variety of ages that they need seven teachers.The shortage of children is symptomatic of a chronic affliction: young families have abandoned places like Tochikubo, unable to make a living.

The negative effects of certain chronic afflictions on posture and gait will compound those of physiological ageing.

These chronic afflictions have an impact on QoL and, in fact, chronic diseases such as arthritis or osteoarthritis may condition a nine-point difference for the Physical Function dimension, and others, such as DM or heart failure, can explain a difference of up to 13 points [ 15].

Besides affecting whole body metabolism, inflammation in visceral fat tissue is also commonly associated with Crohn's Disease, a chronic inflammatory affliction of the gastro-intestinal tract [7], [8].

And, throughout his career, he had chronic censorship afflictions, even with "Finnegans Wake," a book that people said was unreadable — which ought to have made the question of obscenity moot.

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