Sentence examples for big preoccupation from inspiring English sources

Tom Hughes TV Shows about the unemployed After the first Thatcher recession, unemployment was the 80s' big preoccupation.

Smoothing things over between employers and employees who have been called up to serve has been a big preoccupation of David White, a prominent Kansas City attorney who spent 27 years in the army and reserve.

But beyond the novel and the books and the internet controversies and the House of Lords and television and all the rest, Greenfield's really big preoccupation is finding a cure for Alzheimer's disease.

Public opinion is understandably a big preoccupation for the report authors — unsurprisingly so, given that a technology that potentially erodes people's privacy and impacts their jobs risks being drastically unpopular.

For now, Daunt has a bigger preoccupation.

His bigger preoccupation is a different sort of legitimacy.

Today activism is mainstream and arguably the biggest preoccupation of American boardrooms.

But his biggest preoccupation was Northern Ireland, to which he dispatched British troops in August 1969.

The World Cup has been a bigger preoccupation here than politics lately.

She said her biggest preoccupation had been her huge LED-lit gown created by the celebrated costume designer Sandy Powell.

The announcement was not the only news in what has become the biggest preoccupation of local and state health officials this summer.