Sentence examples for chronic crisis from inspiring English sources
It is the chronic crisis that grinds him down, him and the nearly 700,000 other Russian physicians.
New Orleans's acute crisis seems to have lapsed into a chronic crisis; the vibe is one of siege.
That in turn has led to chronic crisis in Zimbabwe, including, recently, the seizure of white farms and serious signs of political repression.
THE global economy seemed bound for a shaky start in 2013, with fiscal cliffs lurking in America and a chronic crisis in Europe.
"New York is in chronic crisis when it comes to any sort of liability," Dr. Jeffrey A. Ribner, president of the Medical Society of the State of New York, said at the Manhattan rally.
But the VA remains in the grip of a chronic crisis, with nearly 300,000 veterans' disabilities claims backlogged for more than 125 days.Not for the first time, Mr Obama's first response seemed oddly detached.
UNITED NATIONS, Jan . 27 -Jan Egeland, the United Nations' emergency relief coordinator, said Thursday that while the international community had provided unprecedented assistance to countries ravaged by the Asian tsunamis, it continued to ignore chronic crises of equally catastrophic consequences in Africa.
The disenchantment is so pronounced, in fact, that many leaders see less a threat in the flagging but resilient insurgency and more in something unpredictable, what Mr. Abdul Mahdi termed "an adventurer" seeking to exploit chronic crises.
He has endured chronic crises over school financing and a scandal involving a corrupt school superintendent, and survived to smoke a ceremonial cigar with the former head of the N.A.A.C.P.'s local chapter, celebrating the end of the city's 27-year battle over housing segregation.
Still, the sequence of bad news this year has been so relentless that lesser atrocities barely register, and chronic crises slip off the screen altogether (when was the last time you gave some thought to congressional Republican resistance to spending on infrastructure, an idea with wide public support?).
7. Break the cycle of chronic crises affecting children.
