Sentence examples for we are chronically from inspiring English sources

"We are chronically short at present," he said.

"We are chronically short on moderation," said Andrew Rosenthal, editorial page editor, who wishes more of his department's work was opened for comment.

He said we are chronically blind to our own transgressions.

"We were the only textbook that incorporated the financial crisis, as we were chronically late.

Maybe it's the work of ignoring so many beeps that contributes to the feeling that we're chronically remiss, behind and fragmented.

This adjective suggests that every good contemporary parent is employed on many levels, domestic and professional, and that all our nonstop busy-ness, the unremitting demands on our energy and time and patience, means that we're chronically wiped out.

We believe that someone else is in charge of our health and can fix us when we're chronically ill.

Our body's natural self-repair systems can't work properly if we're chronically stressed or pessimistic.

For so many of us, day-to-day life is practically booby-trapped with despair; you could argue that we're chronically inflamed all the time.

But while this sophisticated stress response can save your life in the moment, when we're chronically, perpetually stressed, it can ultimately harm you slowly over time.

"As we learned that some people are chronically lonely, we began to see that the topic has considerable public health importance".