Sentence examples for weakening sight from inspiring English sources

At the couple's house, Rebecca explains how, tinkering as always, Weiss has rigged a computer monitor to magnify his sheet music to compensate for his weakening sight.

All of us were issued large name tags, probably to make up for our weakening eye sight, and the man seated next to me was wearing a tag with the name Patrick Red Elk.

The capture of Atlanta and Hood's burning of military facilities as he evacuated showed that a successful conclusion of the war was in sight, weakening support for a truce.

The ruling is sure to please blind people and those whose sight is weakening with illness or age.

The media aren't watching, governments weaken; a lot of action happens that's largely out of sight.

Proceeding with her plans to dump Obama rules aimed at holding bad colleges accountable, DeVos's team apparently has also now set its sights on campus sexual assault, that is, on weakening protections against campus sexual assault.

At first sight that weakens its control of advertisers, but Aho Williamson sees potential benefit in reaching the gigantic number of clients who already use Google.

FOR many proud South Koreans, it was a cringe-inducing sight, all the worse for being beamed around the world: as a rapidly weakening global economy sucked South Korea down with it, the country's politicians brawled and scuffled.

Although weakening encryption may help law enforcement investigate specific crimes in the short term, we shouldn't lose sight of the significant long-term harm that could come from compromising these defenses.

Against this, the sight of American aircraft bombing Iraq would go down badly with America's Arab friends, smashing the Gulf war alliance and weakening the Security Council.

Party loyalty is weakening.