Farsighted

Farsighted leaders understood that schools with large concentrations of poor children have trouble keeping good teachers, and that the quality of education diminishes -- along with students' dreams of a better future.

Lynn Parramore: Tea Party Plans Scrap Integration Policy at NC Schools Lynn Parramore 2011

Farsighted companies, however, will see mobile marketing as deeper than one track, i.e. SMS, mobile internet, and as an integral part of their multi-channel mix.

Chris Brassington: Big Brother or Guardian Angel - Insight on Mobile 2010

Farsighted and tough-minded, he led a partnership with Winston Churchill and eventually Joseph Stalin that inexorably battered the German armies, not to mention the Nazi will.

Obama Will Find the White House Is a Lonely Place 2009

Farsighted - (ADJ) unable to see things clearly, esp. if they are relatively close to the eyes

"Lost" Viewing guides « Peace Corps: China 2007

Farsighted torture: We barely control our addiction.

The Chilling Of America 2008

"Farsighted people are realizing that it's not ultimately in Turkey's best interests to join [the EU]," argues analyst Attila Yesilada of the Istanbul-based news station Business Channel.

Second Thoughts 2007

Farsighted businesses will learn to read the symbols of the myths that will endure and of those in the process of change.

Thinking in the Future Tense A WORKOUT FOR THE MlND 2003

Farsighted means they have a tough time reading close-up.

CNN Transcript Apr 16, 2002 2002

Farsighted Being able to see things at a distance better than things close at hand.

Chapter 33 1993

Farsighted though Thomas Jefferson was, he thought of

The University of Virginia Library, 1825-1950 1954