Sentence examples for chronic cycle from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'chronic cycle' is correct and usable in written English
You could use it to describe a situation that repeats itself and/or remains unchanged over time, for example: "She felt stuck in a chronic cycle of financial difficulty she couldn't seem to escape from."
"It just becomes a chronic cycle," said Sylvia Muzquiz-Drummond, medical director of the mental health division of the Mental Health and Mental Retardation Authority of Harris County.
Recently I treated a 65-year-old man caught in a chronic cycle of homelessness and suicide attempts who had been in and out of the E.R. 246 times.
For many individuals, substance use leads to a chronic cycle of relapse, treatment reentry, and recovery, often lasting for decades.
He was in the chronic cycle of rehabilitation and relapse that is all too familiar to many people with addictions.
This chronic cycle of chaos is obviously making society miserable, so why are we so anxious to prove our busyness to everyone around us?
"It must be integrated in the development strategy of a country like DRC, which is subjected to a chronic cycle of emergencies".
But, warns the WDR, the greatest blocks to reaching international development goals are the chronic cycles of criminal and political violence.
Loss of dystrophin sensitises muscle fibres to contractile damage (5), leading to chronic cycles of myofibre degeneration and regeneration.
One of the hallmarks of DMD is the chronic cycles of myofiber necrosis and repair, which histologically manifest as a sustained infiltration of mononuclear cells in muscle tissue.
For example in rheumatoid arthritis (RA), the rheumatoid synovium is relatively hypoxic, and is exposed to chronic cycles of hypoxia and reperfusion.
Its chronic cycles of pruritus, dermatitis and lichenification are characterized by an elevated pH and impaired barrier homeostasis, leading to a host of negative downstream consequences, including lipid depletion.
