None were seen as having significant impact at the time.
When architectural drawings were seen as having intrinsic value, they became collectible, and Kauffman chronicles early collectors, galleries, and sales.
Foreign journalists were seen as having encouraged the protesters, and of siding with them.
When it was not, the inverse was true: The more formally dressed professors were seen as having marginally more status.
Both Whole Foods and Peapod were seen as having more status than Trader Joe's, but were on par with each other in how consumers viewed them.
She found female audiences were continually referred to as "busy working mums", while men were seen as having aspirations and ambitions.
The millennium development goals (MDGs), although considered to have had a galvanising effect on the development discourse, were seen as having been foisted on developing countries by donors.
More important, innovative products designed to mitigate risk were seen as having reduced the likelihood that a financial cataclysm could put the entire system at risk.
Breast-feeding women were seen as having 'lactational insanity' (it was thought, quite literally, that they had milk on the brain).
Tadic and the pro-European forces in the country were seen as having delivered these, which were crucial in swinging enough votes for Tadic's party.
They were seen as having salvaged their economies by flooding their banking systems with enough money to help prevent a depression.
