Therefore, efforts to protect black voting rights, for example, are viewed as unnecessary.
Vacations, for example, are viewed more pleasantly after they are over compared with how they were experienced at the time.
A recent series of psychology studies by Princeton professor Susan Fiske showed that women who present traditionally feminine traits (stay-at-home moms, for example) are viewed as warm, but not competent, and are treated dismissively.
Several Republicans said Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex)., for example, was viewed as someone Trump could sway.
Israel, for example, was viewed positively by 74percentt of Americans in 2018 and Jordan was viewed positively by 57percentt of the country in 2015.
It can, for example, be viewed historically, in terms of how popular perceptions of death have been reflected in poetry, literature, legend, or pictorial art.
Acupuncture, for example, is viewed in traditional Chinese medicine as a panacea, being used to restore balance between the polar forces of yin and yang along meridians.
Stretching to purchase a home in a community with a good school system, for example, is viewed by many as a necessity and not an option, now that public school quality has declined in so many less expensive communities.
The S.A.T., for example, is viewed as reliable because a person who takes the test on a Tuesday and gets a score of 1200 will get a similar score if he takes the test on a Thursday.
The Denver Broncos' Super Bowl victory, for example, is viewed with dismay by some investors because the team is in the American Conference of the National Football League, and "American Conference victories almost invariably portend a difficult year for the U.S. equity market," Mr. Wien said.
Changes will happen when new technologies come to market over the next decade.Compact fluorescent technology, for example, is viewed cynically, yet 22% of all electricity is used for lighting, and the steady transition to solid-state lighting will make it possible to build fewer power plants.
