Sentence examples for increasing sight from inspiring English sources

She worries about the increasing sight of children and teenagers from nearby streets, whom she does not recognise, congregating near her home.

Judges said the book was "well-written and memorable with a clever plot featuring a lovely heroine and a gorgeous hero, whose problem with increasing sight loss is very effectively handled, making for a complex story told with confidence and style".

Home range size varies according to prey availability – when winter hits that means foraging further afield, increasing sighting probabilities.

In New Zealand, whales have been seen in many areas close to shore, most notably around the Northland coast, in the Hauraki Gulf and the Bay of Plenty, off South Taranaki Bight, in Cook Strait and off Kaikoura with remarkably increasing sighting trends in recent years with some whales started staying in the same area near the shore for several days.

It moved twice during the month to increase banks' sight deposits through which banks can withdraw money, to 200 billion francs from 80 billion francs.

According to his his website, Kim hopes to point out the discrepancy between modern inventors' focuses on sight (increasing image resolution ad nauseum), but their seeming neglect for our other senses.

This is in addition to the increasing prevalence of sight loss accompanied by the ageing population in the UK. 3 In the 12 months from April 2008 to March 2009, the number of certifications was 23 773, a marked increase on the previous 12 months.

But with no final peace deal in sight and increasing Israeli settlement activity carving parts of East Jerusalem and the West Bank, the prospects for a two-state solution have never been bleaker.

A twisting, maze-like floor plan, for example, induces disorientation and cuts down sight lines, increasing the opportunities to deliver a "startle" scare — that pants-wetting moment when a zombie pops out of nowhere.

For New Yorkers, however, the sight of increasing numbers of tech offices has become ever more common.

The GOS fee represents a declining proportion of practice revenue for optometrists and there has been an increasing cross-subsidisation of sight test costs by sales of optical appliances.