Sentence examples for monetary preoccupation from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Varnell, style editor of San Francisco magazine, says, "Following trends is a monetary preoccupation; cultivating style is a lifelong process".

In 1997, as now, American monetary policy was a preoccupation.

For a second consecutive year, Europe's problems are the major preoccupation as government officials and monetary policy makers gather in Washington for the spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, which run through Sunday.

Page A17 Business ISSUES MAY SHIFT POWER FROM EUROPE For a second consecutive year, Europe's problems are the major preoccupation as government officials and monetary policy makers gather in Washington for the spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.

He accuses the Fed of keeping monetary policy too tight because of a preoccupation with inflation; but it enacted several rounds of unconventional stimulus.Because the last crisis was less severe than the Depression, bankers were able to hold firm in resisting radical reform of the financial system.

An overhaul of the International Monetary Fund has, however, emerged as a central preoccupation among European leaders.

Exposed to the country's turmoil one is struck by the extent of corruption, misappropriation, waste of public funds and preoccupation with self-interest, oblivious to the impact on the commonweal.This cannot be corrected by monetary policy, however tight, nor fiscal policy, however wise, nor any form of aid, however generous.

Another big, new preoccupation?

But Matt Matttt was his preoccupation.

"This was a Conservative preoccupation.

Joblessness remains the main preoccupation.