But fewer eyes will be on him than there could have been.
"The farmers told us, and we saw it in the cheese-association grading reports: there were just fewer eyes".
In the closing days of each climbing season, there are fewer eyes around to scrutinise summit claims.
But fewer journalists means fewer eyes open for stories and less chance of ensuring that people are informed.
With fewer eyes on students' online profiles, applicants may feel a sense of anonymity when joining the applicant pool of their preferred colleges.
But the Transport Workers Union, Local 100, which represents the city's 3,500 token booth clerks, say booth closings would mean fewer eyes and ears to deter crime and help riders.
But neighborhood groups, rider advocates and the Transport Workers Union, Local 100, which represents the city's 3,500 token booth clerks, say the closings will mean fewer eyes and ears to deter crime.
She argued that fewer pedestrians corresponded to fewer social interactions, smaller use of amenities, and fewer "eyes on the street" to prevent crime.
Tweets that are determined to most likely be bad aren't just automatically deleted, but they'll get cast down into the "Show more replies" section where fewer eyes will encounter them.
One reason may be the sense that there are "fewer eyes" watching over them: "It can't entirely be an accident that fears about child safety have risen in tandem with women's workforce participation".
But more eyes on Google means fewer eyes on Facebook.
