Sentence examples for frequent obsession from inspiring English sources

The pursuit of creativity in research work is a frequent obsession of scientific leaders and policymakers, particularly, it seems, when federal science budgets shrink.

A car advert leads to a text on the failure of the Morris 1100 to become a "world car", the large-scale industrial success that post-war Britain conspicuously lacked (a frequent Keiller obsession).

Lightweight luggage is an obsession for frequent travelers and overpackers alike.

He also shared his frequent flyer and technology obsessions with a travel audience through publications that include Fodor's, Frommer's and About.com.

Individuals who suffer from the disorder experience frequent, upsetting thoughts known as obsessions.

As obvious as it sounds, traveling light — the old-fashioned obsession of many a frequent flier to reduce frustration — can reduce fees as well.

Fueling the speculation is Francis' obsession with the devil, a frequent subject of his homilies.

A relatively minor but frequent theme describes the personal toll that entrepreneurial obsession can take, such as in this example: Personal sacrifice?

From air pollution to more frequent and more intense extreme weather events, our obsession with endless consumption and our addiction to the fossil fuels that contribute to climate change, is taking its toll on the things we love most.

This novel concerns a 35-year-old career transition counselor -- that is, he tells people they are fired -- whose obsession it is to acquire one million frequent flier miles and who cheerfully inhabits an alien universe he calls Airworld.

This novel concerns a 35-year-old career transition counselor -- that is, he fires people -- whose obsession it is to acquire one million frequent flier miles and who cheerfully inhabits an alien universe he calls Airworld.