Sentence examples for left chronically from inspiring English sources

Romania was ruled for decades by a Communist dictatorship, under which it was grindingly industrialized but also left chronically poor.

Regionals across the land are using ever more content written by amateurs to fill newspapers left chronically understaffed by rounds of job losses.

The service was left chronically understaffed at a time when patient numbers and acuity was increasing.

Similarly, though chronic Lyme disease is often dismissed as a fake ailment, the science is clear that 10%to20%0% of patients who get ideal treatment for documented Lyme infection are nevertheless left chronically ill.

Rapid factory construction, combined with soaring sales of household appliances like air-conditioners, has left China chronically short of electricity since 2000.

Photo: Visitors in Bhopal, India, looked yesterday at photos of the gas leak that killed thousands in their city on Dec. 2 and 3, 1984 and left 120,000 chronically ill.

And until I read David Rees I didn't realize why it was that although I, too, relied on an electric pencil sharpener, it left me chronically unsatisfied: you can't see what's going on in there.

Marie Curie's decades of exposure left her chronically ill and nearly blind from cataracts, and ultimately caused her death at 67, in 1934, from either severe anemia or leukemia.

"SciGirls," hoping to right the vexing science-and-technology imbalance that has left women chronically underrepresented in those fields, shows tweener girls engaged in projects that make physics, math, biology and other subjects seem fun.

Its ravages extend to the millions of survivors who are left crippled, chronically vulnerable to illness -- and intellectually disabled.

Children who survive the early consequences of nutritional deficiencies are often left crippled, chronically vulnerable to disease – and intellectually impaired, unable to concentrate and learn.