Sentence examples for in ascendance from inspiring English sources

Other countries are in ascendance.

For the moment, the bulls are very much in ascendance.

With that scientific model of weather in ascendance, the literary models came to seem suspect.

That view will surely be in ascendance in any Democrat-dominated Supreme Court.

What may not be clear is that, even before September, the hug had been in ascendance.

He said it was "an idea in ascendance and whose time has come".

The personal qualities he would have brought to it came from a sensibility in the majority but never in the ascendance in this country - what, not too inaccurately, could be called educated working class: but the education bedded in the working.

Tragically, it is Rivlin's absolutist view that is in the ascendance for so many, both in Palestine and in Israel.

Facebook wasn't alone in its early ascendance in the Boston area.

From the time the first hotel opened in 1829, Coney Island spent more than a century in remarkable ascendance.

The opposite is true in the aisles of Sainsbury's and Morrisons, where Brexiters are in the ascendance.