Sentence examples similar to long time preoccupation from inspiring English sources
The show is ostensibly driven by Mr. Kitaj's long-time preoccupation with the Jewish Diaspora.
For a long time, the main preoccupation was with epidemiological studies on the description of diseases, their distribution in the population and how well their etiology was understood.
For a long time, fitting has been a preoccupation, a theme in Ms. Dickerson's life.
They were my main preoccupations for such a long time.
She was the principle architect of the Fed's current statement of long-term goals and operating principles which notes the equivalent importance of the Fed's goals of full employment and low inflation and the circumstances under which it might put more weight on one versus the other.Her preoccupation with employment goes back a long time.
Many long time observers of Australia's bitter and protracted climate policy debate agree that the preoccupation with the RET ignores the real problem.
