Sentence examples for Preoccupied with the challenge from inspiring English sources

"States are preoccupied with the challenge of sustaining the Medicaid program we already have".

Some parents may not have the literacy or technology skills to fill out the necessary consent mechanisms, others may be afraid to provide information that they fear might get into the hands of government or immigration authorities, many will simply be confused by the consent mechanisms, some may be too busy or too preoccupied with the challenges of providing for their families.

Those with alcohol-related disease were preoccupied with the challenges of overcoming their dependency, which added to their psychological burden.

In these four decisions, Germany's Constitutional Justices show themselves both mindful of their country's efforts at rehabilitation in the post-war era, and also deeply preoccupied with the singular challenges posed first by Germany's division, and later by its reunification.

Preoccupied with the global challenges of depression, terrorism, migration, and war--President Obama has struggled to hold the ground of participation and a fair distribution of income, much less wealth and power, during the first seven years of his administration.

The advent of molecular techniques has shifted the focus of physiology from its traditional role as an integrative science concerned with the study of regulatory mechanisms leading to adaptation and homeostasis, to a field preoccupied with the problems and challenges inherent in those techniques.

She is currently preoccupied with the history of Chinese food.

An end to prematch television interviews in the tunnel The players are preoccupied with the match to come; the interviewer is preoccupied because the players are preoccupied.

The European Union is still preoccupied with the euro crisis.

Instead, he is preoccupied with the prospective death of Belgium.

Britain remained preoccupied with the problems of domestic reform.