Sentence examples for the farsighted from inspiring English sources

Their policies were backed and enabled by the farsighted American aid provided by the Marshall Plan.

For this reason, surgeons like Dr. Belmont "overcorrect" such patients, essentially changing the farsighted into nearsighted.

For the farsighted and deep-pocketed investors who got in early, Facebook is turning out to be a blockbuster.

The Bush administration says its plan to rebuild Iraq is modeled on the farsighted spirit of the Marshall Plan.

Their teamwork at a16z is complementary: Horowitz is the people-person C.E.O., and Andreessen is the farsighted theorist, the chairman.

He was working in the kitchen at El Bulli 21 years ago when the executive chef quit, and Juli Soler, the farsighted manager, promoted him.

By the late 19th century, the most farsighted began in earnest to collect the finest Arabian horses they could find in order to preserve the blood of the pure desert horse for future generations.

In the Report on Manufactures, the fourth, the longest, the most complex, and the most farsighted of his reports, submitted on December 5, 1791, he proposed to aid the growth of infant industries through various protective laws.

The most farsighted among the Palestinians now understand that settlements are good for their cause.

Charmed by that wisdom, Mr. Garten took to the road to pick the brains of the most farsighted chief executives he could find.

The more farsighted and powerful the knowledge our education offers, the more likely we are to develop a good society.