Sentence examples similar to chronically occupied from inspiring English sources
It just means that women chronically tend to occupy lower-paying jobs than men do, that they're more likely to drop out of the workforce to take on unpaid domestic caring duties, and that – for whatever reason – they're much less likely to reach the highest earning echelons of corporate Britain.
The properties fell into three categories: supportive housing for families (two-to-four-bedroom apartments geared at families), permanent supportive housing (studios and one-bedrooms often occupied by people who were formerly chronically homeless) and housing for seniors and people with disabilities.
Studies in the 1990's found that the chronically homeless -- deranged, debilitated people who dominate the public image of the problem -- occupied half the single adult shelter beds at any one time, but that many more people with fewer, if any, disabilities passed through the shelters during housing emergencies.
It occupied endless hours.
