Sentence examples similar to long term preoccupations from inspiring English sources
A 1964 print, "Homage to Lithography," introduces two of the artist's long-term preoccupations: the shrine format and homage to her creative forebears.
One of Leopold's long-term preoccupations was increasing the international standing and influence of his country.
"Restoring the collection and the buildings as much as possible to their original glory is a very important long-term preoccupation".These days the custodians are also juggling another task: making the library appeal to those other than specialist Islamic scholars and academics.
The project is the result of a long-term preoccupation the artist has had with contemporary marketing tactics.
Tying compensation more tightly to the long term is another preoccupation.
Freed from any preoccupation with quarterly earnings reports, private-equity firms like to praise their long-term perspective, but "long term" means between five and seven years, at which point they sell the asset to realize a capital gain and move on to new conquests.
"Think long term," he said.
