Sentence examples for chronic arguments from inspiring English sources

The next significant change, the addition of a tiny latch called a flag, appeared at the turn of the 19th century and helped end the chronic arguments over when a player had exceeded a time limit.

With respect to the chronic effects, the argument was motivated by the absence of evidence for adverse health effects related to ingestion of nitrate from dietary sources.

All too often, the very characteristics that initially attracted partners to one another or the disturbing behaviors that at first were ignored or considered unimportant eventually become marital sore points and the cause of repeated arguments and chronic unhappiness.

It's an uncomfortable thing to note, especially after her convincing argument that chronic pain sufferers are seen as less credible than other patients.

Only three of the 15 doctors used information about a normal electrocardiography as an argument against chronic heart failure.

These studies combined with ours showing that children from high eBL incidence regions had a higher percentage of stunting relative to areas with no eBL strengthen an argument for chronic malnutrition as a risk factor for eBL.

In this confessional, even abject, documentary, Mr. Berliner considers the causes and effects of his chronic sleeplessness, from the domestic arguments that kept him awake as a child to his psychological dislocation in his adult life.

LAST week's Free exchange column took a look at the ongoing economic discussion over "secular stagnation", or the argument that a chronic shortfall of investment relative to saving might be shackling the rich world with weak demand.Before the financial crisis, excessive thrift in emerging economies may have played a role.

The association between fever, hepatitis and interstitial pneumonia must be an additional argument for considering chronic Q fever with endocardial impairment a possible diagnosis.

Although there is no argument against reducing a dislocated radial head immediately after trauma, there are arguments against reducing a chronic dislocation.

Arguments for and against chronic heart failure were analysed and compared to recommendations in guidelines.