You might expect them in a country that is suffering chronic economic recession, where people scapegoat immigrants and blame them for their economic woes.
Analysts say the company's woes are chronic, and they have stampeded to cut their earnings forecasts.
FT: This year, the Indian School of Business did something that few management institutes on the subcontinent would have dreamt of five years ago: it published research that analysed solutions to one of India's many social woes, its chronic lack of housing.
The disaster is creating countless long term, chronic woes too.
Most studies of hormonal stress markers have focused on particular groups subject to huge, chronic woes, such as carers of patients with Alzheimer's disease.
This week has delivered the coup de grâce to any last lingering hopes that the Arab Spring would turn the page on the region's chronic woes.
A municipal tradition of giddy impulsiveness, shadowed by recent tragedy and chronic woes — including a high incidence of crime — has got to many of the invited artists in "Prospect.1".
Those chronic woes have been amplified in recent days by revelations of a string of humiliating security lapses that have raised concerns about the president's safety and prompted the agency's biggest crisis since President Ronald Reagan was shot outside the Washington Hilton three decades ago.
Indeed, many of the policies (such as reinforcing the ban on private education) that are advocated by self-appointed representatives of Greece's angry young people would make their problems worse.Serious as they are, many chronic woes have been masked, to some extent, by easy money: European Union subsidies, a boom in shipping, construction for the 2004 Olympics.
The POET program's chronic woes are hardly the only example of poor management in a Stroger administration that has been plagued by scandal, especially in the months since Stroger lost his primary to Preckwinkle.
Worse is that the law hides from Thais some of the reasons for their chronic political woes.
