Sentence examples for chronic controversies from inspiring English sources

The distractions during its life -- its immense scale, its hectic activity and especially the chronic controversies of its creation and its impact on the environment -- have been muffled.

The trial came across as another illustration of what's become a chronic national controversy.

The issue of medicating horses has been a chronic source of controversy for the horse-racing industry.

"I liked what he said about his feeding program, and I liked his medication philosophy". The issue of medicating horses has been a chronic source of controversy for the horse-racing industry.

A major controversy over chronic White House leaks often featured complaints about this article (New York Times, 5 June 2012: "Senators to Open Inquiry Into 'Kill List' and Iran Security Leaks").

Ericsson, the former IDSA Lyme disease guidelines reviewer, disagrees with this research, having told Reuters in March that there is a "nail in the coffin in the controversy over chronic Lyme disease, or whatever you want to call it when people who have had Lyme disease have residual symptomatology".

There is much controversy about chronic health consequences of treated and untreated Lyme borreliosis (LB) [ 1– 4].

There is controversy about chronic health consequences of tick-borne infections, especially Lyme borreliosis.

In hypoxia-related chronic respiratory diseases, this controversy discussion of ADMA and DDAH is particularly evident and is therefore subject of this review.

The fraught ontologies in the FSD landscape are, to be sure, not dissimilar from controversies regarding other conditions, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome most notably, where bitter and tail-chasing debates ensue about the 'reality' of conditions (Prins et al., 2006).

Evidence for a protective effect of N-acetylcysteine (NAC) on acute and chronic kidney disease is equivocal, and controversy persists about whether NAC affects creatinine level independently of actual kidney function.