Sentence examples for in far sighted from inspiring English sources

This article focuses on the ways Google, Edwards Lifesciences, Tesla Motors, and Space X are making investment in far sighted research a priority, and have developed processes that ensure that scientists and engineers remain central to the organization even as it grows.

He said companies needed to be as open minded and far sighted in matters concerning the general public need as they were in business matters.

"There are lots of opportunities to be very far sighted in the political system.

The advantage of linkage is that it is far sighted in the sense that linkage can be detected when the DNA variant is millions of base pairs away from the causal DNA variant, which is why only a few hundred DNA markers are needed to detect linkage across the genome.

We were indeed most fortunate that General MacArthur was the Supreme Commander of Allied Powers, for he demonstrated a far sighted vision in shaping the destiny of Japan.

The former foreign secretary said: "In the 20th century, democracies were far sighted and more successful than the autocracies.

Some children lack tools to see their course in the world in far-sighted ways.

A few thrive by making patient investments in far-sighted ideas of their own that can take decades to pay off.

Funaro said last year's JV squad was 9-10-1 9-10-1 9-10-1wins in the Pandfic League — a far sighadbetter than a varsity team that went 2-12 in league fiveseventh place.

Already, as Anderson notes with useful data from ORC Worldwide location counselors (available at forbes.com/extra), expatriate managers will cost a far sight more in London than in other seemingly high-cost European cities.

We must be able to trust our government, both in plain view in front of us, and in corners far from sight, to be serving always the public interest, not doing the secret bidding of special interests; of corporate interests, because that's where the big money is at stake.