Sentence examples for daily preoccupation from inspiring English sources
Ideas about democracy and freedom are a luxury they cannot afford; the daily preoccupation is survival.
Funding, or lack of it, is a daily preoccupation for Green.
This transition moves through four distinct stages: (1) experimental use, (2) regular use, (3) daily preoccupation, and finally, (4) dependence.
At Springer's headquarters in Berlin, there has been no desperate talk of how to survive the recession and the digital revolution, the daily preoccupation of many U.S. publishers.
A sense of exhaustion, as much as of history, was in the air as the lawmakers gaped at the results, a weariness born of 11 months' daily preoccupation by the nation with the President's misbehavior, and its aftermath.
For most Yemenis, their daily preoccupation is simply how to get by in a crumbling economy beset with corruption.
Questions of strategic stakes are generally distant to daily preoccupations.
His discourse placed him above the daily preoccupations and initiatives of one particular country.
But he doesn't know the daily preoccupations of people here".
"It takes them beyond their daily preoccupations, which is what we need to do as we center," she said.
After the Sept. 11 attacks, and most recently the 2008 financial meltdown, national issues and international crises have become daily preoccupations.
