Sentence examples for farsightedness in from inspiring English sources

L.T.K. is now approved for treating low or moderate farsightedness in people at least 40 years old.

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

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

And, in June the F.D.A. approved a new procedure called laser thermal keratoplasty for treatment of mild to moderate farsightedness in people over 40.

On Monday, under pressure from the White House, Republicans finally released their opening position in the negotiations — a remarkably shallow one that demonstrated a lack of seriousness in negotiations, or farsightedness in policy.

Standing alongside the Passaic River, Mr. Obama praised Mr. Christie, FEMA personnel and local officials for their farsightedness in responding to the storm, saying that their response "helped to avert even worse tragedies".

Hyperopia (farsightedness): difficulty in seeing close objects clearly; Myopia (nearsightedness): difficulty in seeing distant objects clearly; Presbyopia: Universal difficulty in reading or seeing at arm's length, due to age.

Traditionally, people who hit their 40s often need extra optical help as farsightedness sets in.

However, farsightedness, as in saving for a rainy day, went out of fashion a long time ago.

Progeny aren't proof of caring and farsightedness, qualities manifest in politicians who never procreated — George Washington, for example.

In some eyes, rays of light from distant objects are not brought to a focus on the retina but are focused on a plane in front of the retina, as in myopia (nearsightedness), or behind the retina, as in hyperopia (farsightedness).