Sentence examples for ascendancy it from inspiring English sources

For Keynesianism to take the ascendancy, it needed a new generation of economists to mature.

Although West Ham finished the first half in the ascendancy it was Albion who had started brighter.

Interestingly, when Fanshen was revived by the National Theatre in 1988 after nine years of the Thatcher ascendancy, it did not seem remotely dated.

As a result of this partial suppression, the existence of the testament was not generally known within the Soviet Union; with Stalin's ascendancy it became a forbidden subject, and all overt reference to it disappeared for almost three decades.

Reawakening the old grassroots reformer deep inside could not only heap manifold blessings on the nation and consolidate a liberal Democratic ascendancy; it is surely also the best antidote to the dark forces now feeding on the country's malaise.

It said: "Bowie was probably the most influential figure in the renaissance of British rock and pop in the Seventies, establishing an ascendancy it has never really lost, not even to the Americans.

Some would say that the New York art market keeps its ascendancy because it has no droit-de-suite, but even if it had, Dumas would have had no more than a nibble of the hundreds of thousands of dollars Robins made from selling her work.

This is a time when the Japanese economy was in its ascendancy, and it was believed that was due to their prowess in manufacturing.

Now the tables have turned and it is China in the ascendancy and it is Britain who is pandering to the Chinese".

But it's clear whose star is in the ascendancy, and it's not the wordsmiths.

"I thought we were on the ascendancy and it was just a matter of converting the chances and we didn't do it.