Sentence examples for collateral vision from inspiring English sources
Nearly a century ago, Thorstein Veblen noted 'trained incapacity', referring to acquired blind spots in professions or 'learned inability' to maintain a collateral vision due to extensive specialist training [ 4].
Samsung has now identified itself as a company willing to accept the loss of accessibility for the vision-impaired as collateral damage in its battle with Apple".
We see the Federal Reserve playing the risky cards of quantitative easing trying yet again to spark an economic recovery against the odds of a main street economy still mired in the collateral damage of central government's past grand visions.
And Zuckerberg appears to be either blind to this reality or simply OK with a certain level of social and cultural collateral damage in pursuit of his open and connected technological vision.
Such policies should for instance take into account that if migrants need to rebuild their collateral and assets, and invest in the local economy, a long-term vision and commitment to the host country is needed.
Collateral history obtained suggested that the patient was complaining of headache and blurred vision hours prior to seizing.
However, some patients may experience recurrent headaches, blurred vision, hemiparesis, and hypopituitarism [ 25, 26] likely due to cerebrovascular insufficiency, compression by collateral vessels, or associated cerebral aneurysms [ 21].
His marriage, like his vision, failed to survive his tour in Iraq, and he seemed to require a permanent sign of his collateral losses, perhaps to indicate to the world that he weighed neither sadness more heavily than the other.
Collateral power, collateral damage.
No collateral, said JPMorgan.
