Sentence examples for it chronically from inspiring English sources

Surveys indicate that about a third of the American population suffers with it enough to complain about it, and that as many as 10 to 15percentt have it chronically.

I tend to see boredom in bursts but I'm seeing it chronically this winter," said Carolyn Menteith, a dog behaviourist who was named Britain's Instructor of the Year in 2015.

Is it chronically bad judgment?

It's only in summer that I understand what's meant by depression, by people who suffer from it chronically.

"One of the myths is that PE is a young man's problem and that once he learns how to have sex and be more aware of his arousal the problem will go away," says sex therapist and author Dr. Ian Kerner, who has written at length about his own struggles with PE. "But in truth most men who suffer from PE suffer from it chronically for the course of a lifespan".

Bordetella bronchiseptica, infects a wide-range of mammals where it chronically colonizes the nasal cavity [15] and is often observed as a commensal [16], [17].

While it remains chronically weak, it is hardly a glowing advertisement for membership.

But all the good wishes and nostalgia couldn't stave off the inevitable: Sterling was in financial straits, it was chronically delinquent with its rent, and its landlord decided it was time to sell the property.

I hypothesize that it is chronically elevated NE, or chronic use of NE-altering drugs, that significantly affects cancer risk.

Critic AA Gill gave it an unprecedented no stars, calling it "Gloriously Chronically Unfixably Misbegotten".

It had chronically lagged behind most of its peers since its inception in August 1994.