Sentence examples for may preoccupy the from inspiring English sources
Hague hit back, joking that he might have known that "inheritance may preoccupy the niece of the Countess of Longford".
Such issues are known to preoccupy the president.
Where the CMO may be preoccupied revamping the company's brand by pursuing a viral mobile app, IT may still be struggling with bring-your-own-device (BYOD).
Thus preoccupied, the brain may not consciously register actions witnessed by the eyes.
Americans may be preoccupied by the economic hardships they face because of the Great Recession.
Conversely, FPs may be preoccupied with the multiple chronic conditions of their older patient, and perhaps overlook diffuse cognitive impairments if present.
This is not what preoccupies the public".
The 1994 genocide still preoccupied the nation.
Moreover, the rapid growth of television preoccupied the country.
Piazza may not have slept well the night before, the lights may bother him, or he may be preoccupied by a problem at home.
This situation is especially challenging during pregnancy and postpartum, when women may be preoccupied not only with the physical and psychological effects of having HIV, but also with preventing HIV transmission to their infants and/or avoiding disclosure of their HIV status to their families and communities.
