Sentence examples for has been chronic from inspiring English sources

"Being understaffed has been chronic.

"For decades, there has been chronic under-investment in British public services," Mr. Blair said.

There has been chronic under funding of care services for decades.

But there are a number of Shiite communities in the district as well, and sectarian violence there has been chronic and deadly.

Grumbling about hard-to-book free trips for desirable destinations at desirable times has been chronic since the programs began in 1981, however.

Clinicians should consider whether a patient's sleep problem has been chronic and unrelated to cancer, or precipitated by diagnosis and treatment.

Funding shortages have been chronic.

"Under ETS there have been chronic delays in getting all papers marked.

"All have long-standing hostility toward the United States and its security partners; North Korea and Iraq in particular have been chronic military concerns".

The Town of Islip announced rush-hour jitney service last week to transport Long Island Rail Road commuters between their homes and the railroad's Central Islip station, where traffic congestion and overflow parking have been chronic problems.

"Clearly there's a lot of work we need to do," Ms. Amos said, acknowledging that the camps' problems had been chronic and long-term.