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Meanings of shortsightedness in English
Portuguese
imprevidência Catalan
imprevisió Synonyms
Examples for "improvidence"
Examples for "improvidence"
1
The new policy soon brought prosperity in place of waste and improvidence.
2
But the improvidence of man does not disprove the providence of God.
3
The bad vine seasons often ruin the farmer, and much improvidence prevails.
4
His heedless improvidence is eating up the pay of the booksellers in advance.
5
Their improvidence may be studied with advantage in the Bilston Market.
Usage of shortsightedness in English
1
The rigour in England is mere puritanic hypocrisy, shortsightedness and racial self-esteem.
2
For all his genius, he has his blind sides and his shortsightedness.
3
Samson's birth is a striking illustration of the shortsightedness of human beings.
4
But the Mozilla Crypto Group demonstrates the shortsightedness of that scheme, experts said.
5
Of course, there is no denying the shortsightedness of the forces of rum.
6
I have had enough of their politics, enough of their shortsightedness.
7
Ever since, the Church had been trying to make up for its shortsightedness.
8
Jeffries cursed himself loudly for his shortsightedness, for his overestimating her young strength.
9
That damned, stupid, bureaucratic shortsightedness... You say you're from Gladstone's office.
10
Farmers are accusing the Government of shortsightedness and ignorance over broadband in rural areas.
11
We owe it to future generations to fight this shortsightedness.
12
They, however, must suffer in a handicapped development, through the shortsightedness of their leaders.
13
After all, it was she he had to thank for rectifying his temporary shortsightedness.
14
He in his shortsightedness, had in his mind the celebrated monk of the twelthcentury.
15
The Englishman in Germany often attributes German shortsightedness to the Gothic character of German print.
16
I'm surprised I can still be shocked at the incompetence and shortsightedness of this government.
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