Sentence examples for preoccupation among from inspiring English sources

The crisis in mental health services has been a preoccupation among politicians recently.

Climate change has become something of a preoccupation among domestic and international elites.

Fashion is a fervent preoccupation among the competitive classmates of "Gossip Girl".

The role of cities in the clean energy movement is an increasing preoccupation among researchers and activists alike.

The extent to which advanced economies are lagging emerging markets is a major preoccupation among policy makers here.

"Hamlet" is an especial preoccupation among commentators, perhaps because it's the play many amateur Shakespeareans know best.

He has obvious influences and distinct preoccupations (among them, abused children) that tend to get lost among his flamboyant visuals.

Mr. Harrison has wrung an enormous amount out of these preoccupations, among others, and if "The River Swimmer" is any indication, he remains at the height of his powers.

(She seems unconcerned with many typically American preoccupations, among them liability. One scene in "Boohbah" involves children running around on a plastic, off-kilter, rainbow-hued set as it's sprayed with water from a fountain at its center).

The Green Movement had been forced underground, but it remained a preoccupation, even among hard-liners.

But inflation, which is running at about 12 percent, has become a major preoccupation, especially among the poor.