Übersetzung für 'short sighted' von Englisch nach Deutsch

short-sighted {adj}

kurzsichtig

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too short-sighted [fig.]

zu kurz gegriffen [fig.]

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short-sighted bills

kurzfristige Wechsel {pl}fin.

short-sighted policy

kurzsichtige Politik {f}econ.sociol.

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-sighted {adj}

-sichtig

sighted {adj} {past-p}

gesichtet

weak-sighted {adj}

sehgeschwächtmed.

schwachsichtigmed.

sharp-sighted {adj}

mit scharfem Blick [nachgestellt]

scharfsichtig

sb. sighted

jd. sichtete

clear-sighted {adj}

scharfsichtig

hellsichtig

sighted people

Sehende {pl}

sharp sighted {adj}

scharfsichtig

scharfäugig

dim-sighted {adj}

schwachsichtigmed.

long-sighted {adj}

weitsichtig

langsichtig [veraltet]

green-sighted {adj}

grünsichtigspec.

partially sighted {adj}

eingeschränkt sehfähigmed.

sehbehindertmed.

near-sighted {adj}

kurzsichtig

poor-sighted {adj}

schlechtsichtig

• Theodore Levitt postulated that a myopic culture would lead a business to fall due to the short-sighted mindset and the illusion that a firm is in a so-called "growth industry."
• Oftentimes, such situations result in a short-sighted focus on cost-cutting and a reduction in spending on new products.
• He responded by lampooning the couple in his 1911 novel "The New Machiavelli" as Altiora and Oscar Bailey, a pair of short-sighted, bourgeois manipulators.
• But a rather deaf and short-sighted giant blunders on to his land, and Giles manages to ward him away with a blunderbuss shot in his general direction.
• general practice He distinguishes fortitude from fearlessness, which can too easily become recklessness through short-sighted audacity with disastrous results.

• Special characteristics: speaks very rapidly and is short-sighted".
• He claimed Bunter was derived from three persons: a corpulent editor, a short-sighted relative, and another relative who was perpetually trying to raise a loan.
• Nor is this a game for the short-sighted, since the on-screen captions that supposedly offer guidance are minute and virtually illegible".
• His bitterness at this and a short-sighted determination to sit out the bankruptcy term, along with deep depression, meant he worked only on private commissions that were paid for by barter.
• Many letters appeared in support of the project and damning the "short sighted" decision of the council.

• Their camouflage is so excellent that they can be approached closely before they take to flight, a behaviour which has resulted in folk names and beliefs that the birds are short-sighted or blind.
• While it was assumed all rhinoceros are short-sighted, a study involving black rhinoceros retinas suggests they have better eyesight than previously assumed.
• Sometimes researchers became short-sighted if they get too close to the market.
• Wilson protested to Lloyd George, who commented that Haig's attitude was "very stupid & short sighted but agreed we could not force Haig at this moment".
• They appealed to the War Department for an overland expedition to destroy the ship, to be christened "Albemarle" after the body of water into which the Roanoke emptied, but the Union Army never felt it could spare the troops needed to carry out such a mission; it was a decision that would prove to be very short-sighted.

• His political legacy has remained contested since his death; some historians regard him as incompetent, despotic, and short-sighted.