Sentence examples similar to chronically remember from inspiring English sources
Mr. Landry adds some nice running gags, like having Mildred chronically incapable of remembering her younger daughter's name, the unloved one whom Mildred doesn't really notice until — oops! — she's dead.
It is also important to remember that social care services were chronically underfunded before the 2010 austerity regime put further pressure on local authorities.
He does remember a debonair gentleman fond of expensive liqueurs and chronically short of cash who could "paint like a stream".
Has this fatally weakened the euro's prospects of rivalling the dollar as an international reserve currency?The world has grown so used to the dollar's dominant role as the most widely used hard currency that it is difficult to remember that it was once (in the late 1970s, for instance) chronically weak, and equally difficult to contemplate future change.
Remember when you saw that mommy taking care of her chronically ill kiddo and you smiled politely and thought to yourself, I could never do that?
She also chronically confuses words, repeatedly saying "porpoises," for instance, when she means "patient," and she frequently can't remember which porpoise she's talking to, in an oops-wrong-file way.
There's Health Quality Partners -- you may remember them from "if this was a pill, you'd do anything to get it" -- which deals with elderly patients who are chronically ill.
