Sentence examples for in its ascendancy from inspiring English sources

Now is the critical time to cultivate and harness relations with Brazil while it is in its ascendancy.

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

By the time his 2009 remix of La Roux's In For The Kill was released, dubstep was in its ascendancy and Skream was credited for it breaking into the mainstream.

The human voice is in its ascendancy.

Early in its ascendancy, United Fruit began contending with crop disease.

He returned to Brazil in 1959, when bossa nova was in its ascendancy.

If the fragmented foreign peoples with which the Empire dealt gave Rome an advantage in maintaining its ascendancy, the readiness to admit military talents of any social origin to positions of leadership opened the door of imperial service to immigrants from beyond its frontiers.

Taseer's introduction covers not only Manto's stormy career and his discovery of the writer while learning Urdu, but the interesting socio-linguistic phenomena surrounding Urdu's decline in northern India and its ascendancy in Pakistan.

Now that Leonard Cohen is acknowledged as a musical treasure, it's fascinating to revisit this performance from a time when his star was in its early ascendancy.

History will remember him as towering figure who stood against the neoliberal consensus in the period of its ascendancy and was proved to be right in many of his critiques of it.

The first part of the book carefully outlines the basis on which this notion is set to develop, as it evolved from its primordial origins in the episteme of "divine" knowledge and scriptural exegesis to its ascendancy in scholasticism's emphasis on logical proofs and disputation (i.e., disputationes).