Sentence examples for chronic enough from inspiring English sources

While the problem may not exactly be chronic enough to warrant police roadblocks, it has caused concern, even outrage, in the surfing community.

Several Agriculture Department officials said sanitation problems, including mold and algae on the walls and condensation dripping from ductwork over the processing tables, were chronic enough to justify closing the plant.

The inconsistencies suggest that the diet-induced hyperglycaemia might not be chronic enough to elevate HbA1c and circulating AGE levels.

This again, supports the postulation that the diet-induced metabolic abnormalities were not chronic enough to trigger significant derangements in the AGE-RAGE axis.

It may be that the current sample was not chronic enough to be at risk for externalizing behaviors.

11 OCs were made publicly available in the 1960s, and have been widely used since the 1980s, hence the exposure to these substances, even in small quantities, may be chronic enough (20 30 years) to have a clinically significant effect.

Still, those five months in a state hospital in New York City for a diagnosis of chronic depression were enough to shock her into action.

Farbod Raiszadeh, M.D. New York To the Editor: Could many months at a time of keeping "unhealthy schedules, working 27 hours at a stretch, eating out of vending machines and delaying bathroom breaks for hours" — plus investing emotionally in patients — possibly cause enough chronic physical and emotional stress to erode the immune system?

But everybody who's lived with chronic pain knows enough.

4. Chronic Infections: Surprisingly enough, the connection between acute infections has been known for almost 26 years.

"On reflection, this does make more sense as three nights of graduated extinction is not enough chronic stress to result in elevated biological markers of stress".