Sentence examples for further ascendancy from inspiring English sources

And it consolidated its vote last week by holding up the threat of the further ascendancy of Sinn Féin, to the point at which the republicans might appoint the first minister.

But it was a big moment for the medium of podcasting, signaling the further ascendancy of podcasters as important contributors to the discourse.

Clerc then became the third player dispatched to the sin-bin after thumping into scrum-half Richard Wigglesworth, but Sale could not prosper and an Elissalde penalty nudged the visitors further into the ascendancy.

Ms. Peyton's prominence is either a fluke or a further sign of the ascendancy of the feminine.

Sixth-seeded Kerber's ascendancy has gone further so far, reaching the top five at the end of 2012 after being outside the top 100 as recently as August 2011.

His views, which never really found favor even in the years of conservative ascendancy, appear headed even further from the mainstream.

John Mazer Detroit, April 2 , 2008• To the Editor: With conventional military power overwhelmingly in Israel's favor, and given Israel's insistence on postponing the consideration of the issues of final borders and the control of Jerusalem, are we supposed to be surprised by the ascendancy of Hamas and the further radicalization of many Palestinians?

The stunning 41-7 victoverover Leicester in mid-January was further evidence of a team in the ascendancy.

The stunning 41-7 victoverover Leicester in mid-January was further evidence of a team in the ascendancy, yet reports now say McLaughlin has been told his contract will not be renewed.

England managed to force the All Blacks front row up on their own scrum to give Farrell the chance to reduce the deficit further before the interval, and remained in the ascendancy on the resumption.

Further into any rebound, it would not be surprising to see larger stocks regaining ascendancy over smaller ones.