These trends would clearly be disastrous for the Democratic Party — except for two well-documented counter-developments: first, the white working class is declining steadily as a share of the electorate; and second, Democrats have made huge gains in a previously Republican constituency, well-educated white professionals, many with advanced degrees.
Getty has moved to counter those developments over the last two years.
Sometimes, of course, a combination of the two is needed: if other drivers' moves are not certain, then the car needs to be controlled cautiously to counter unexpected developments.
A cancer protective effect of fruits and vegetables is biologically plausible, because these foods are rich sources of vitamins, antioxidants, dietary fibre and other compounds presumed to counter tumour development and growth, on account of their antiproliferative and antioxidative potential [ 2].
It represents a key resource for economic development, social cohesion, and liveability in urban areas – and it is an element that can counter unchecked development that critically affects community values and can negatively affect urban quality of life.
Instead, innovation on the other side countered those developments.
What can Chinese-Americans do to counter the development of a negative perception?
He established a new iconography for contemporary America, comprised of bits of bus depots, lunch counters, strip developments, empty spaces, cars, and unknowable faces".
He established a new iconography for contemporary America, comprised of bits of bus depots, lunch counters, strip developments, empty spaces, cars, and unknowable faces.' Robert Frank had captured an everyday America, shrouded in an epic sense of loneliness, a sadness that Diane Arbus called 'a hollowness'.
In both the US and Europe certain measures are taken to counter this development.
Aid agencies and economists have long argued that defence spending in Africa runs directly counter to development.
