Sentence examples for preoccupation of future from inspiring English sources

Pushing ahead with his expansion of the LAPD has been a preoccupation of future mayors.

52 His position involves the subordination of duty-based concerns beneath the goal-based preoccupation with scientific advancement for the good of future patients.

Japan is also hoping to sell coastguard seaplanes, perhaps a hint of future co-operation on defence.Behind all this is a shared preoccupation with China.

Despite its understandable preoccupation with the future of neighbouring Afghanistan and the fear of losing influence there to India, Mr Qureshi insisted Islamabad had "taken no sides" in the Afghan presidential election.

"Having some experience in the summer is a great indicator of future career success," said Miriam Seidenfeld, the director of Camp Mariah and the PreOccupations Club program.

In particular, students showed a preoccupation with geometrical features of problems and solutions in contrast to the framework-derived importance of geometrical, material and functional features of future artefacts.

This explains the ego's compulsive preoccupation with future.

The former prisoners, Judge Harry T. Edwards wrote for the majority, "have obtained a nearly billion-dollar default judgment against a foreign government whose present and future stability has become a central preoccupation of the United States' foreign policy".

The notion of time travel fascinated me then (and does now) and fed a preoccupation with the future and the nature of time that Terence and I shared.

The effect on retail sales -- referred to in the record industry as cannibalization -- is the current preoccupation of many record executives as they search for the right balance to strike between presenting appealing alternatives to piracy and risking future profits.

A recurring preoccupation of Salter's, this.