So a musically dominant Britain dribbled away more of its worldwide influence because of short-sightedness, and a large dose of snobbery.
A generation of 1920s-era Art Deco office towers may be found principally in the LaSalle Street financial district, while the influence of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, the German-born Chicago architect of great worldwide influence, can be seen in the 1950s 80s generation of International-style buildings.
If the U.S. leaves its fate to the whims of flawed markets, it will lose much of its worldwide influence.
But it is an indication of his worldwide influence that the set in the Grolier show was originally bought by an Indian maharajah.
Along with increased output, these emergent nations have also seen a rise in the worldwide influence of their research, as the citation impact of their published work has begun to climb from initially lesser levels toward parity with world baselines, and beyond.
Again, the worldwide influence of the powerful liberal media in the US should not be underestimated.
He emphasized the unique and worldwide influence of the American musical, saying that, crossing the George Washington Bridge earlier in the day, he had been reminded of "On the Town".
The project — which academy officials said several years ago would cost roughly $200 million — has been described as the most ambitious monument to the worldwide influence of film.
The opening displays include loans of many of the once despised paintings Watts gave to the Tate, and the two vast canvases from St Paul's, all now seen as national treasures again, and an exhibition on the worldwide influence of his painting Hope, which Barack Obama named as his favourite painting.
Each episode is organized around a single topic, such as the attempt by California's Mondavi family to make wine in Languedoc, or the worldwide influence of the American wine critic Robert Parker, but the series gets its energy from the extraordinary people Nossiter tracks down on his travels.
