Sentence examples for chronic failure from inspiring English sources
But running through these and other lapses is a chronic failure of management.
Amazon countersued Toys R Us, alleging "chronic failure" to keep products in stock.
"This chronic failure to go after online fraudsters will be made even worse by a hard Brexit," she said.
The Economist says Europe has a "chronic failure to encourage ambitious entrepreneurs".
It diverts attention from America's chronic failure to adopt a serious energy and climate policy.
It has been accused of simply "ignoring" high levels of sexual abuse and of a "chronic failure to take child protection issues seriously".
This dramatic collapse in the wage share of half the working population is a consequence of the chronic failure of investment in productive wealth creation.
The savings outlined in the previous paragraph reflect a chronic failure in the private health-care industry which Obamacare will help to correct.
(Add to this the problem of my being in medical school for a very bad reason simple chronic failure to disappoint parental hopes).
The chronic failure of the security council to enforce its own resolutions is unmistakable: it is simply not up to the task.
But you can't fully comprehend the Bush record without understanding another Bush problem: a chronic failure to reach decisions or implement those that are made.
