Sentence examples for rapid ascendancy from inspiring English sources

The rapid ascendancy of the spoken language shows even in public blunders.

The most perceptive market analysts, however, noted how differences in quality coincided with the rapid ascendancy of Japanese chip manufacturers.

In some areas, such as Raqqah, most Jabhat al-Nusra followers readily acceded to the announced merger, facilitating the Islamic State's rapid ascendancy.

But whereas Dallas had been in contention for years and Nowitzki had already won an M.V.P. award, the rapid ascendancy of the Knicks brings to mind another squad altogether the 2000-01 Philadelphia 76ers.

At the lavish kickoff gala at the New York Public Library and at tasting panels across the city, the buzz among mixologists and connoisseurs was of the rapid ascendancy of Japanese whiskey, which has captivated drinkers with its exceptional quality, lighter flavor profiles and one-of-a-kind terroir.

The rapid ascendancy of mental health nurses could be one reason for their lack of upward job satisfaction trends.

Behind China's rapid economic ascendancy over the last 25 (and especially last 10) years is the basic fact of China's huge population.

Coming on the heals of Dudamel's expressively nuanced L.A. Phil production of Mozart's "Così fan Tutte" at Walt Disney Concert Hall in May, this "Cav" and "Pag" double bill, no matter how hastily put together, proved a palpable sign of a young conductor's rapid operatic ascendancy.

His ascendancy had been rapid.

After the turbulence of 1927, Liu's ascendancy in the party was rapid; he was named director of the workers' department in mid-1928, and in the following year he assumed the post of secretary of the Manchurian Provincial Party Committee, a post he later relinquished (early 1931) in order to go to Shanghai.

In seeking to understand these "paper monsters" as a historically specific and rather short-lived phenomenon, Fallon looks to the rapid expansion of the London book trade in the years of their ascendancy.