with an eye to

Idioms  

1. see have one's eye on, def. 2.

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Example Sentences

Mr. Turley emphasizes the revolutions’ ominous echoes, especially with an eye to recent social, economic and political trends.

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It is a significant change from the days when most meetings between young people were carefully managed by relatives with an eye to marriage, and any form of premarital romantic relations was off limits.

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And she has done it all with an eye to her style, with TV-ready hair and makeup.

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These guys are operating with an eye to escalation, not de-escalation, which is among the first things cops are taught: Cool things down.

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Are you investing with an eye to growth in 2026?

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