Sentence examples for chronic deficiency from inspiring English sources

The United States suffers from a chronic deficiency of domestic saving.

Your July 3 news article about the difficulties of building peace in Kosovo indicates a chronic deficiency in United Nations operations.

Doctors concluded that Mr. Valestrino suffered from a chronic deficiency in his immune system, which could be controlled by a drug made from human plasma.

The latter is a wonderful focus on what Louv calls "Nature Deficit Disorder," a wide-ranging and chronic deficiency in our youth that must be corrected.

The hat, let's make no bones, is magnificent, a charcoal Panama worthy of the latter years of Razorlight, but its resplendent brim hides a chronic deficiency of personality, presence and ideas.

The recent report of the Brussels Commission, he said, had shown clearly that membership of the EEC was incompatible with the economy of Britain, with her chronic deficiency in balance of payments.

Van Gaal is now so confident in his powers of transformation he has set about addressing the chronic deficiencies in the Manchester United midfield.

The Republicans taking up all the oxygen in the state's capital city of Frankfort aren't looking for ways to help the state assuage its deepest and most chronic deficiencies.

The unsanitary conditions which the occupants had to contend with, including prohibitions from using the bathroom at nights as there were limited correctional officers, highlights chronic deficiencies.

Inflammatory, neuroendocrine, and pain responses to chronic sleep deficiency.

Until now, there has been a chronic leadership deficiency on this issue.