Sentence examples for chronically since from inspiring English sources

An estimated 25 40 million people have been exposed chronically since the late 1970s (Ahsan et al. 2000).

Additionally, they may be unaware or believe that medications are not to be used chronically since multiple studies have shown that the majority of patients do not use urate-lowering medications regularly [ 12- 17].

Egyptian hair, chronically underdeveloped since Pharaonic times (ancient Egyptians wore thick curly wigs), has bloomed.

Environmental Protection Agency officials and environmentalists say the Superfund program has been chronically underfinanced since a tax that supported it expired in 1995.

ON THE LAST FRIDAY IN JULY, STAY HOME -- Interstate 95 has been chronically crowded since it reached its capacity in the 1970's, according to the Department of Transportation.

Chronically weak since its inception in January 1999, the euro lost nearly a penny in value today, to 85.7 cents in European trading; it began life worth $1.17.

This may particularly be the case among people who are chronically powerless since, by definition, they are often not in a position to get justice when transgressed against.

What do you suggest for someone with a difficult history like mine, who has been chronically anxious since very early childhood?

For every Greg Maddux, a future Hall of Famer who pitched well into his forties without so much as a hiccup, there's a Mark Prior, a top prospect with one memorable season who's been chronically injured since.

The index case was chronically colonized since 2000.

People's trust in health care and health care professionals is essential for the effectiveness of health care, especially for chronically ill people, since chronic diseases are by definition (partly) incurable.