Sentence examples for more far-sighted from inspiring English sources

He's just more far-sighted and progressive than they are".

And a more far-sighted Vodafone could have pounced cheaply in 2010.

For much of the 20th century, the more far-sighted business leaders realised this.

Yet by the late 30s, more far-sighted observers realised that the Nizam's world could not last.

In recent years most genomic centres in the world, with the exception of the more far-sighted United States and Britain, have been fighting to survive.

Within minutes of the announcement, on Twitter and rolling television news, she became stronger than she really was and more far-sighted, as if a super-human titan.

So, behind the white walls of his Minnesota mansion, Prince may have pioneered a form of information capitalism much more sophisticated than Bowie's, and greatly more far sighted than the contracts designed by studio lawyers.

Instead of relying on empty rhetoric to excite a handful of donors, Republican members of Congress should be more far sighted and enlightened on the Iran deal.

To any unbiased observer, British football has never known a more courageous, far-sighted reformer; he was advocating all-seater stadia and three points for a win long before they came to pass, and had long demanded sweeping changes to the outdated Football Association, for which he waited in vain.

However, this is a slow and inconsistent process often determined more by far-sighted physicians and the management of individual hospitals, than by a shared and repeatable approach to space design.

But he was privately more conciliatory and far-sighted than many of his younger colleagues.