Sentence examples for chronic struggles from inspiring English sources

"They're going to start all over again, to force me to work," said Ms. Nay, whose chronic struggles with sickle cell anemia and asthma have been compounded in the last five years by bouts with cancer and a car accident that fractured her skull.

Still, as the WSJ notes, the bank's chronic struggles with customer service suggest it hasn't reached its optimal fighting shape just yet.

But Paul turns out to be oddly likable, thanks not only to his funny, self-deprecating thoughts but also to his chronic struggle with language.

For some 80 years after the revolution, the city was a site of chronic struggle, with a succession of failed uprisings and vicious reprisals – imperial, monarchic or (alas) republican.

What insulin did was turn a brief, deadly illness into a long, chronic struggle, and both the exhibit and the book, "Breakthrough," by Thea Cooper and Arthur Ainsberg, on which it is based highlight the complicated questions that inevitably follow medical miracles: Who will get the drug first?

For example, individuals with "type A" behaviour pattern, 93 which is characterised by aggressiveness and irritability and a chronic struggle to achieve more and more in less and less time, 94 can end up in highly competitive jobs and work communities characterised by a "work hard play hard" culture with positive attitudes towards heavy alcohol use.

Phillips said the chronic offensive struggles have not changed his belief that the Mets can hit.

She describes the chronic emotional struggles of two other sisters but seems most saddened by the plight of her brother Don, who wasted his "brilliant potential" in a futile search for their father's approval and systematically drank himself to death when he was in his early 40's.

It's a portrait of a man with a troubled childhood, suffering from chronic pain, struggling with drug addiction and depression, eventually succumbing to suicide.

Whether you're a busy parent who can't find time for exercise, a chronic dieter struggling to lose 20 pounds or a multitasker who gets by on six hours of sleep, it is virtually impossible to follow the rules.

Other people with chronic pain struggled during the two and a half years to find an exercise they could perform despite their pain.