Sentence examples for direct preoccupations from inspiring English sources

Farmers and veterinarians did not report abortions in order to meet the objective of the brucellosis surveillance system detecting an outbreak as soon as possible but to comply with their direct preoccupations.

Neither parents' health status demonstrated direct effects on somatic preoccupation.

It is an intense preoccupation the direct result of which is this next behavior.

None of it is directed toward the traditional drug war preoccupations of enforcement or imprisonment.

Accordingly, belief bias may play a fairly direct role in the maintenance of fearful preoccupations.

Because of his temperament and academic preoccupation, Abū Ḥanīfah took no direct part in court politics or power struggles, despite his obvious antipathy toward the Umayyads and ʿAbbāsids, the ruling dynasties of the time.

The Tate show reveals her preoccupations in a way that is direct, intimate and readable.

Walsh's libretto (he also directs) is devastating in its indictment of societal preoccupations, heartbreaking in its portrayal of loneliness and loveless relationships.

Draghi, serious and direct, is also acutely sensitive to Germany's preoccupation with fighting the specter of inflation, and has spent the last few months underscoring his inflation-fighting credentials.In a rare interview in February, he said monetary policy should "first and foremost be geared toward price stability".

Using the third person at this early point, it continues: "God's sole preoccupations were ingestion, digestion and, as a direct result, excretion.

The continuity of her work with the sculpture of the past is to do with her direct manipulation of form, and with sculpture's constant preoccupation with bodies in space.