Sentence examples for increasingly blind from inspiring English sources
But the increasingly blind faith Abbott and his ilk invest in corporate capitalism has developed a distinctly theological aura.
Madonna is doing now what she has always done better than anyone - however, as I recently argued, while Madonna grows older the combined curses of ageism and misogyny increasingly blind people to her talent.
Interviews I have been doing with the investor community on the subject of sustainable finance, point to a concern that mainstream investors are becoming increasingly blind to the long-term issues at the heart of sustainable development.
The financial regulatory bill that was agreed upon in Congress on Friday reverses two decades of increasingly blind faith in the ability of financial markets to regulate themselves, but few think it will stop Wall Street's constant effort to route around Washington in pursuit of profits.
Di Maria's red card was madness, his tug on the shirt of referee Oliver - who gave a magnificent display of officialdom under the extreme pressure of a home crowd and players in an increasingly blind panic - coming after a dive.
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Measuring productivity is central to economic policy — it's especially crucial in the decisions made by the Federal Reserve — but we are increasingly flying blind.
Over the last few decades, prevailing management models have moved increasingly from blind obedience to informed acquiescence, and it's just now moving to self-governance.
Shabab no doubt hopes that the increasingly border-blind conflict will cause Kenyans to reconsider their involvement in Somalia.
Increasingly, colour-blind casting is apparent in Shakespeare, where black or dual-heritage Juliets or Rosalinds are becoming par for the course, but it needs to seep further into other classics and contemporary plays too.
