Sentence examples for ascendancy without from inspiring English sources

Its design came about in parallel with the choices made on the S5, Note and Note Edge line, though you also get the sense from the company that there were clear camps that favored one track vs. the other, and that the kind of metal-and-glass approach used on the S6 didn't gain ascendancy without struggle.

Mr. Duryea's political ascendancy was not without setbacks.

People became desperate to hang on to the ascendancy of left ideas without really questioning what they were about".

He chronicles how the opposing ideas of Milton Friedman — who believed that free markets functioned efficiently without bureaucratic interference — gained ascendancy with the election of Ronald Reagan and the abrupt collapse of the Soviet Union.

Combined with boundless optimism and titanic energy, it has enabled Berlusconi to achieve an ascendancy over the life of his country without parallel in the democratic world.

It is impossible to imagine the ascendancy to superstardom of the model Tyson Beckford without the giant strides made by Naomi Campbell and her precursors, Beverly Johnson and Iman, across fashion's color line.

Her political trajectory illustrates the broadening of conservatism, without which there would have been no ascendancy.

But while Yeats did not, like Shaw and Casey, come from the Protestant lower middle-class of Dublin, which has vanished almost without trace, he was not of the Ascendancy either.

Yet the SNP's continuing ascendancy, while remarkable and not at all to be dismissed, is not without its problems.

The question in China is not whether there is a youth movement, but what to do about the older workers, who increasingly find themselves without a place in the new economy.Seen this way, the ascendancy of youth in China implies an even more profound change than in America.

While holes can be picked in these arguments against the ascendancy of RCTs [ 25], there is no way to win the argument without a universal standard of truth.