Sentence examples for chronic pattern from inspiring English sources

Eighteen months earlier, I had communicated the serious nature of this chronic pattern.

Rather, it was part of a chronic pattern of low life satisfaction that long preceded the loss.

This characteristic and chronic pattern alters ecosystem structure (e.g., plant species distributions and soil characteristics) and function (e.g., decomposition, primary production, nutrient cycling, and water balance).

Policymakers, it says, must address the euro area's "chronic pattern of weak resilience and diverging activity" as a matter of urgency.

The suit claims that Mr. Schwartz engaged in a "continuous, chronic pattern" of sexual abuse against his client, identified only as J.M. Counselors at the Florida center first notified J.M.'s parents last year of the alleged abuse, and, according to Mr. Dowd, J.M. had two taped conversations with Mr. Schwartz in which they discussed the abuse.

Those kinds of problems have been Hanford's chronic pattern, said Tom Carpenter, the executive director of Hanford Challenge, a Seattle-based watchdog group that has represented whistle-blowers at the site.

Their rates of clearance have acute and chronic patterns of change and appear to be influenced by their cell of origin [22, 41, 42].

Beliefs are only thoughts repeated long enough to form chronic patterns of thought.

These beliefs are sculpted and reinforced through chronic patterns of thought associated with those beliefs.

And everything she was experiencing was a direct result of her chronic patterns of thought.

"The issue with Dry January is that most of the data suggests that the people who benefit most from it are low risk drinkers anyway," says Harry Sumnall. "It's not going to make much difference if, from February onwards, you fall back into your chronic patterns of alcohol use.