Sentence examples for ascent in the first from inspiring English sources

Prices of Manhattan apartments continued their rapid ascent in the first half of the year, with the average selling price of condominiums approaching $1.25 million, according to a new market snapshot.

But that hasn't seemed to hamper her own reputation, in part because Warren has continued to pursue the priorities that drove her ascent in the first place.

With traditional media advertising and prominent placement at the Amazon.com website, Echo product awareness among Amazon customers continued its rapid ascent in the fourth quarter of 2016.

One group (samples C and A) revealed a relatively higher FE current density with an ascent and fluctuations in the first hours.

Interestingly, when documenting induced twining in Ipomoea vines, it was observed that leaf damage mimicking insect herbivory caused a reduction in the angle of ascent within the first three gyres in all tested species (I. purpurea, I. tricolor Cav., I. nil) (Atala and Gianoli 2008).

Three of the most powerful tech companies in the world are headed by women: Sheryl Sandberg, chief operating officer of Facebook, is on a mission to encourage women to "lean in" to business challenges to make it to the top; Yahoo!'s chief executive is Marissa Mayer, who held executive positions at search giant Google after starting her ascent as the first female engineer in the company.

The sonata begins with a forte, heavily textured chordal fanfare emphasizing a low A pedal and duple-meter stepwise diatonic ascent in thirds in the middle voices, followed immediately by quiet descending triplet arpeggios punctuated by light chords outlining a chromatic ascent.

While in Sydney, Edwards went up two times in a hot air balloon as a favor to George Coppin, narrowly avoiding severe injury or death in the first ascent.

That year, she performed a series of impressive feats, leading Tourist Treat on-sight with only one fall, "perhaps the most difficult first ascent in the north country at the time".

Previously, we have demonstrated that PV and extracellular water remained unchanged in the first day after ascent to 3600 m but considerably decreased the following days, due to hormonally provoked diuresis.

In the immediate aftermath of Sept. 11, before George W. Bush began his stratospheric ascent in the polls -- and just before his first post-terror visit to New York -- he made a personal promise: The city would receive at least $20 billion in reconstruction aid.