Sentence examples for ever growing preoccupation from inspiring English sources

The ability to guarantee the sustainability of Europe's healthcare systems, without detriment to accessibility or efficiency, is an ever growing preoccupation.

Nor is growing preoccupation with digital technology.

Other explanations include a growing preoccupation with digital technology.

He neatly fused self-development, the growing preoccupation of the Sixties, with the work ethic.

But protecting and popularizing that Donmar brand is Mr. Grandage's growing preoccupation as the theater increasingly branches out internationally.

In his speech, Mr. Blair took notice of the growing preoccupation and extended an olive branch to the critics.

However the integration of minorities within this nation of 9.4 million people has become a growing preoccupation, especially in cities that have experienced high rates of immigration.

Since 2011 investigating this grisly episode has become a growing preoccupation, and one that finally drove me to travel to the other side of the world.

His much-chronicled decline and fall by his sixties coincided with his growing preoccupation with parties and art.

His much-chronicled decline and fall by his 60s coincided with his growing preoccupation with parties and art.

It's not clear how many Canadians are currently fighting in Iraq and Syria, either with IS or against them, but it's a growing preoccupation for the government.