Sentence examples for a farsightedness from inspiring English sources

Finally, 60percentnt of Cafédirect's own profits are ploughed back into farming communities through its Producer Partnership Programme (PPP) - a farsightedness that goes way beyond Fairtrade.

It was a surprising decision for one who had been known in Oxford for his playboy lifestyle, but it reflected a serious commitment to Nigeria, and even a certain farsightedness about the role the military might come to play in politics.

Taking a closer look, the Russian diplomatic pressure is characterized by a certain farsightedness.

It also indicates a remarkable farsightedness.

North Carolina was once considered a beacon of farsightedness in the South, an exception in a region of poor education, intolerance and tightfistedness.

Before dying, Helen (whom Ms. Rampling in her brief but memorable appearances imbues with a flinty, stoic farsightedness) has also arranged for Tomas to be accepted into an experimental rehab program, which he shows few signs of wanting to join.

A person with farsightedness, also called hyperopia, has difficulty seeing objects close to the eye.

I think that requires a degree of farsightedness and fortune-telling".

TOM MURRAY Brattleboro, Vt., July 10, 2013 To the Editor: Accurately stated, North Carolina was once considered a beacon of farsightedness in the South.

One common problem, for example, is presbyopia, a type of farsightedness in which the ability to focus on nearby objects is gradually diminished as the aging eyes' lenses lose elasticity.

There was incompetence and a lack of farsightedness in those instances, for sure, but the latest wrinkle at the IRS has the agency turning a blind eye to crime.