Sentence examples for constant preoccupations from inspiring English sources
In today's global economy, where personal networking, reputation management and corporate social responsibility are constant preoccupations, charitable giving is more useful than ever.
They faced many problems and hazards, not least the constant preoccupations with the professional and artistic ethics of reconstructing battle sequences.
Deciphering hieroglyphs became his constant preoccupation.
Throughout the novel, food is an almost constant preoccupation.
His homeland's ambiguous geo-politics is a constant preoccupation for Taiwanese film-makers.
And this would be your constant preoccupation even if you were eventually exonerated -- perhaps especially then.
The other thing that draws the different strands together is Merivel's constant preoccupation with himself.
DEATH is a constant preoccupation in the novel, particularly various forms of mercy killing.
Are you scaling your audience?" 88rising's fans are a constant preoccupation of Miyashiro's.
Temporarily overshadowing the constant preoccupation here with peace talks and national security issues, the tax package galvanized national attention last week.
Guarding against a return to the ruinous price-wage spirals of the 1970s was a constant preoccupation.
