Sentence examples for more ascendant from inspiring English sources

French thrift being what it is, all classes read it; the journal automatically gained an ascendancy which could be more ascendant only if it sold for one sou.

Leads have been surrendered in all of Chelsea's three away games in Europe this season, the seven points passed up having left the Premier League team realistically competing for second place in Group E when Valencia, a side whose trajectory in the section has been more ascendant, visit the capital on 6 December.

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And global terrorism is more ascendant than the Ebola virus.

But after he murmurs that self-referential barb, Smith lifts the simple guitar and bass figure into something more ascendant than they've ever done.

Results showed that the main elements in the sediment were O, S, Fe, and Zn, among which Zn and Fe took a more ascendant part with mass percent of 72% and 8.47% and atomic number ratio of 53% and 7.26%, respectively.

The 2017 edition includes some of the usual suspects — such superior storytellers as Gabrielle Bell ("Get Out Your Hankies"), Joe Sacco ("Rent Crisis") and Kim Deitch ("Shrine of the Monkey God"), striking visualists like Gary Panter ("The Future of Art 25 Years Hence") and more recently ascendant rock stars like Ed Piskor ("Hip Hop Family Tree and Michael DeForgege ("Big Kids").

Host: Willie Sutton understood why the IRS focused more on ascendant, numerous Tea Party organizations in 2010/11.

If not, it would be a sign that the isolationist element is more than just ascendant.(Photo credit: AFP).

At a time when religious hierarchies are once more on the ascendant, it's a salutary read.

But if Russia continues to be reluctant to throw Mr Maskhadov a lifeline, it will suggest that men of violence are once more in the ascendant.