Instead of ducking the problem, the board recalibrated the scoring and announced that it would steadily broaden the areas of knowledge to be tested.
In Iraq, the hope was that once the iron-fisted dictator was removed by us it would steadily transition to a multisectarian, multiparty democracy.
I'd worked steadily and spoken a line or two, given many a meaningful glance, tripped villains, sucker-punched heroes, spilled coffee on or danced around movie stars in revolving doors.
"If there were a factor to measure how "sad" a person or an activity is, I am sure the average amongst OBO participants would steadily increase during the course of matches that happen during UK night time," says John Bottomley.
The second transformation is the erosion and paralysis of the European project, by which I mean Jean Monnet and Robert Schuman's dream that the heterogeneous European nation-states would steadily come together, first through commercial and fiscal integration, and then by serious and irreversible commitments to a politically united continent.
Officials in the capital, Bishkek, said they hoped the pace of aid delivery would steadily increase.
By Mr. Spiro's reckoning, economic imperatives would steadily drive a new political agenda.
Ms. Gandhi won the race, but the Reddys would steadily turn the Congress Party stronghold toward the B.J.P.
If the map is adopted, the $412 a year he had been paying in flood insurance would steadily rise to nearly $6,500.
Private enterprise, large and small, would steadily emerge as the engine of Indian growth and the delivery vehicle of growing aspirations.
