poor vision

"This is true even for people who already have poor vision."

As a result, he said, "I think some officials might develop poor vision."

But he continued to make errors because of his poor vision.

Ten days later, she presented with eye pain and poor vision.

People around here thought all black folks looked alike, too, and poor vision had nothing to do with it.

But you may still have poor vision or blindness in the affected eye.

Other research suggests that poor vision can contribute to depression.

He resolved to prove to himself and to others that his poor vision would not slow him down.

Falling, poor vision, weight and height are all seen as risk factors.

Bugs have poorest vision in the red part of the spectrum.

A bird would need extremely poor vision to be fooled by it.

Some people believe they are colorblind and have poor vision in daylight.

The old man was keen, despite his poor vision.

Most spiders have such poor vision that they will not even notice a dead insect.

They have poor vision, allowing even hapless hunters to approach.

Humans have very poor vision at birth as well.

Their hearing is acute but they have poor vision.

He went to class, but because of his poor vision, he could not see the blackboard.

Uncorrected poor vision is one of the most pressing problems in the developing world.

This leads to poor vision in the affected eye.

Emily's problems is compounded by her poor vision (stopping in the middle of the course to answer the phone).

People with night blindness have poor vision in the darkness, but see normally when adequate light is present.

Many students have multiple disabilities, as well as poor vision or hearing.

It is common for people with cortical blindness to have poorer vision later in the day.

It was her one vanity, to hide the fact of her poor vision.