Sentence examples for chronically looks for from inspiring English sources
Sometimes people are genuinely in a pinch, but if you're reading this, the moocher in question is probably someone who chronically looks for a free ride, and who you suspect is too lazy or cheap to pull their own weight.
I have to chronically look up answers.
Few economists think that the economy can grow at a healthy rate unless German companies are given more freedom to hire and fire workers and unemployment benefits are cut back enough to force chronically jobless people to look for work.
Back in 1992, after doing my best to socialize at a crowded party spilling with scores of comedians and comedy writers, I did what I usually do, being chronically socially awkward: I looked for the host's pets to connect with.
When generating the androgen regulated gene lists, we used a 14 day time point in order to look for genes chronically up-regulated in response to androgens.
Extra point With Ahmad Bradshaw recently needing a minor procedure on one of his chronically injured feet, the Giants will probably look for a running back in the draft or in free agency.
As staggering as these numbers are, they only represent a slice of the unemployment picture because millions of people have stopped looking for work and millions more are chronically unemployed and are rarely counted in official measures.
He said most serious institutional investors used the five-day rally to bail out of the chronically illiquid market at high prices, leaving the field to individual investors who were looking for short-term gains.
But the real cause is murky: It later transpires that she also has been chronically abused by her unemployed, depressed and angry husband, and that she was hit by a car while looking for the old man on the street.
I went from doctor to doctor looking for answers, but overnight I had gone from being a trusted rabbi and chaplain (who works with seriously ill and dying people on hospital medical teams) to a "hysterical" chronically ill person.
