Sentence examples for chronic misery from inspiring English sources

Her 1994 hit "Be Happy" began the narrative of chronic misery.

The team's current circumstances don't approach the prolonged, chronic misery of veteran Blohards.

Democracy and civil society are the cure for the chronic misery of Muslim countries that has fed the rise of Islamic extremism.

The BSCP embodied Randolph's belief that segregation and racism were linked to the unfair distribution of wealth and power that condemned tens of millions of black and white Americans to chronic misery.

Despite the fact that it was Min's chronic misery and sororicidal tendencies that sent Hattie fleeing to Europe, she flies home to arrange for her sister's hospitalization and take care of — or more precisely, Hattie being a markedly immature 28-year-old, hang out with — her neglected and emotionally injured niece and nephew.

While photos of the state governor, Manuel Velasco Coello, often flanked by colorfully clad indigenous people, regularly appear in the national press -- hinting at his pursuit of a 2018 presidential candidacy -- the indigenous groups of Chiapas live in chronic misery.

The reluctance of donors has also crippled the agency, which finds it easier to raise money for emergency appeals than to alleviate the chronic miseries of most African refugees.

What Newark needed, Booker believed, was a devoted core of talented people who knew how to balance budgets and manage agencies, and a leader who could apply innovative ideas to Newark's chronic miseries, such as schools and public safety.

Scary, because obesity is associated with an array of diseases and disorders, familiar killers like diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, stroke and cancer and chronic miseries like osteoarthritis, infertility, fibroids, gastrointestinal problems and sleep disturbances.

But there are bleaker forecasts: prolonged economic misery; chronic political instability; widespread social unrest; and perhaps even a military coup.The administration claims it is merely picking up the tab for its predecessors' excesses.

We can do away with poverty, hunger, ignorance, pollution, many common diseases, and other chronic sources of misery.