Sentence examples for by farsighted from inspiring English sources
In his telling he was offering a new republic, shriven of racial hatreds and purged of poverty, built by farsighted technocrats and legislators upon mountains of federal cash.
Nicolai Ouroussoff writes that New Orleans is a metaphor for the declining state of American cities, which were once characterized by farsighted public works projects.
In a region of poor subsistence farmers, where many peasants speak little Chinese and few girls go far in school, the three sisters had been raised by farsighted parents to speak Mandarin, and they were full of spunk.
If designers didn't have such an egotistical need to be judged with their peers, if they were surrounded by farsighted managers, they would reconsider how and when they show their clothes.
This Saturday, National Public Lands Day, is a good time to remember the incredible legacy handed down to us by farsighted policy makers and advocates from previous generations.
Their policies were backed and enabled by the farsighted American aid provided by the Marshall Plan.
The interaction between usually distant academic departments and wards (as Biochemistry, Internal Medicine, Psychiatry, Oncology), favoured by a farsighted management of hospital resources by the administrators, allowed to create a shared, innovative laboratory, the Advanced Molecular Diagnostics Unit (DiMA).
We told the people during the Gaza demonstrations, 'You can protest, but you must do it in a modern way.' " Unfortunately, funding for Dayton's work — secured by two farsighted U.S. House members, Nita Lowey and Gary Ackerman — runs out soon.
At the time of this letter's writing, I have sent you hundreds of images — some playful, some scary, some sad, some outdoorsy, some candid, some taken by a farsighted acquaintance, some holiday themed, some to raise awareness for underfunded but important causes, some with sleeping special guests.
He claimed, for instance, that Portugal had been farsighted by colonizing Brazil partly by emptying Portuguese prisons of undesired elements and sending them across the Atlantic.
It consists of sitting in the study hall and is much favored by the more farsighted children.
