Sentence examples for a preoccupation for some from inspiring English sources
The line has been a preoccupation for some time.
A preoccupation for many respondents, including some research team members, policy makers and health workers, was the potential for the user fee exemption to be sustained in Ouargaye, to be scaled-up in other regions of Burkina Faso, and to influence policy setting in other countries.
Communes, it turns out, are a bit of a preoccupation for Vinterberg.
It is difficult to tell that the telescope is not a preoccupation for Dr. Peterson.
She faces elections next September, and her fate is a preoccupation for all of Europe.
Male contraception has been a preoccupation for longer than you might imagine.
Still, the turmoil in Syria has reinforced the reality that the Middle East is likely to remain a preoccupation for Mr. Obama.
University's been a preoccupation for almost two years now, with everyone desperate to get into the best institutions.
Europe is much more of a preoccupation for the hard core of UKIP than for the party's potential converts.
Death, and avoiding it, is a bit of a preoccupation for Mr. Gallo, and he has his reasons.
In later years Mr. Gombrich said that whether someone was Jewish or not was a preoccupation for the Gestapo.
