But these arguments have been steadily countered by an undeniable and worrisome byproduct of India's democratic development: Muslims, as a group, have fallen badly behind, in education, employment and economic status, partly because of persistent discrimination in a Hindu-majority nation.
Get a good grip and twist slow and steadily, counter-clockwise.
His steadily bolder counter-attack against the Mail papers has taken a similar approach.
While she agrees that student borrowing has risen steadily, she counters that critics like Kamenetz need to put that debt into perspective: "Credit card debt is up, car debt is up, people are spending more," she says.
Around Mosul, soldiers from the U.S. Army's 82nd Airborne Division have steadily increased counter-drone operations since March, at a time when the Islamic State was becoming increasingly lethal with the devices.
"We do not seek confrontation with Russia … but so long as Russia continues down its current dangerous and irresponsible path we will continue to work with our international partners to apply steadily increasing counter-pressure," he said.
For three days in December 2007, Kenya slid into chaos as ballot counters steadily took what appeared to be a presidential election victory for the challenger and delivered it to the incumbent.
The flow around the caudal fin of steadily swimming fish with counter-rotating vortices in vertical plane is shown in Fig. 7.
Despite steadily escalating charges and counter-charges between the campaigns about the breach leading up to the debate, the candidates used the debate stage to tamp down the accusations – a clear acknowledgment that the spat had escalated to the point that nobody was gaining political points off it.
Steadily, Mrs Lauder acquired shiny counters in more and more department stores.
