| This incident continues to present a number of preoccupying features, some of which merit specific mention. |
| It is preoccupying the British as never before, and the result will presumably be the toughening of already toughish laws. |
| It is what is preoccupying us: the expression of the mind, the awakened intelligence in each of us. |
| This harmonization also sets the table for a highly preoccupying role of donors and the World Bank in state building in poor countries. |
| You don't need to be Freud to guess what's preoccupying their subconscious. |
| Concerning humanitarian issues, however, the situation remains seriously preoccupying in some parts of the country. |
