Sentence examples for chronically lost from inspiring English sources

He is bald, has varicose veins and wears spectacles, or would wear them if his only pair were not chronically lost.

"A team that chronically loses doesn't teach kids very much".

Dr. Jill A. Cermele, a psychologist at Drew University, said little research had been done about those who intentionally shed belongings or tend to chronically lose them.

After enduring two losing seasons in what had been a chronically losing program, Jones, now in his third year as the head coach, has Yale in first place with a 9-1 record (17-7 over all).

Many a hard-charging start-up has taken aim at old-line industries but has wound up shut down (Webvan, for example), bought out (Napster) or chronically losing money (TiVo).

In my personal submission to the government's defence and security review last year, I argued that the main security threat facing the UK this century will come from climate-change-enforced mass migrations of populations from regions hotting up and chronically losing water supplies.

Quebec also chronically loses non-immigrant residents to other provinces via internal migration.

They range from the comical to the sinister: a spoiled college dropout with purple hair who chronically loses money; a former soldier given to screaming and ranting when his trades go wrong; a mysteriously wealthy widow.

I was chronically losing big instead of winning small and stacking those wins.

Kellyanne agrees, noting that bad economic numbers invariably hurt incumbents and the chronically unemployed losing benefits will diminish Obama -- not to mention that the President seems driven by focus groups when he talks more about the past and future rather than the present.

Finally, chronically stressed birds lost body mass at the start of chronic stress, but after wounding all birds regardless of stress or molt status started gaining weight, which continued for the remainder of the study.