Sentence examples for becoming a preoccupation from inspiring English sources
At the same time, he feared that parsing multiracial identity was quickly becoming a preoccupation of the well off.
Happiness, an elusive goal that might very well have appeared frivolous a generation ago to the pragmatic Chinese, is becoming a preoccupation for both the government and the people.
It has become a focus for French concerns more recently, with increased activity by Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, often referred to as A.Q.I.M. "The Sahel's becoming a preoccupation for the French" said Alain Antil, a regional expert at the French Institute for International Relations in Paris.
The problem is becoming a growing preoccupation of Washington area enterprises, which is one reason why we decided to focus this special issue of Capital Business on cybersecurity.
The preoccupation with external appearance and fitness is in danger of becoming a "health religion," religious leaders say.
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