Sentence examples for kind of chronic from inspiring English sources
This kind of chronic, accumulative gaslighting was worse, Leve writes, than being "slapped, punched, kicked, pinched and attacked during arguments.
The inevitable will happen: the cold will return, February always feels long, and winter will hang around like some kind of chronic illness.
The pimples, stuffed with what Dr. Libby describes as a "kind of chronic pus," usually grow outward so they do not obstruct the blood vessel for many years.
The most pessimistic say the telecommunications industry is destined for the kind of chronic overcapacity that has produced decades of losses in the capital-intensive steel industry.
The kind of chronic HPV 16 infection that leads to oral cancer occurs much farther down, near the base of the tongue.
Stand by a Rolls-Royce with the front door open, get an erection and slam the door on it, and that can give you some idea of what kind of chronic pain we're talking about".
Even though doctors do not yet entirely understand this phenomenon, they have begun to harness it for the treatment of some kinds of chronic itch that have no other known treatments.
I try to explain what I've learned, from watching my mother and now living it: that all medicine is guesswork, that doctors rarely admit when they encounter a gap in their knowledge, that neurology is so murky, that these kinds of chronic illnesses are neglected because they don't warrant drug studies.
For every day or year they manage to delay, the industry and its lawyers forestall the costs of installing modern cleanup equipment[7] while also forestalling relief from all kinds of chronic diseases for hundreds of thousands if not millions of Americans.
Similar designs may also apply to evaluations of other kinds of chronic pain.
One definition of urban resilience is the capacity of individuals, communities, institutions, businesses, and systems within a city to survive, adapt, and grow regardless of the kinds of chronic stress and acute shocks they experience.
