Adverb:

ಸಾಂಕೇತಿಕವಾಗಿ,

myopically's Usage Examples:

invitation Kasrils was quoted (Haaretz, 7 May 2007) as stating: "Those who myopically object to such invitations merely show that they have learnt nothing from.

argues: "The crucial weakness is that, at each step, the firms behave myopically: they choose their output to maximize their current profits given the.

the typical sort of austerity measures which were heavy-handedly and myopically prescribed in the 80s and 90s.

stems from an elitist tradition is biased since it presents the Maya myopically.

South Holland regents again at first obstructed action, because they myopically did not see the Dutch interest in intervention) Obdam was again dispatched.

Performing Arts (Kungnip kugagwŏn; the English name was in 2010 somewhat myopically changed to the National Gugak Center).

suggested that "the Open Internet Order enacted by the FCC in 2015 was myopically focussed on ISPs".

The vast majority of contemporary efforts to create better communities myopically focus on the "problems of today" and ignore the future that is shaped.

his recondite scientific papers, but Stone is blind to her feelings and myopically perceives only the details of his science.

Instead of myopically focusing on abject poverty within Africa, the film probes some reasons.

David Cooper wrote, "people myopically impressed by the world as an object of beauty or worship die out.

overturned the Court of Appeals, reasoning that," The foregoing evidence, when myopically parsed, may not individually support a finding of probable cause.

across the narrow bridge under the Scots" gaze, who, rather than wait myopically for the entire army to cross the bridge and deploy for battle, struck.