Sentence examples for rise of a third from inspiring English sources

"I do think Ibsen could see the rise of a third empire in Europe like that which Julian imagined, and unfortunately, as we know, a third empire did rise, and it was called the Third Reich," Mr. McDiarmid said.

On ABC, "This Week" will feature Senators Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, and Jon Kyl, Republican of Arizona, to talk about the economy, and Senator Chuck Hagel, Republican of Nebraska, will promote his new book, in which he is critical of the White House's handling of Iraq and calls for the rise of a third party.

DeMoro, the nurses union chief, said the rise of a third party was inevitable if the Democratic Party did not heed Sanders' supporters concerns. .

His interminable unpopularity and low approval ratings were insurmountable; a fact shrouded by the rise of a third party candidate who siphoned off what was ultimately a very small slice of the vote.

But it also led to the rise of a third group, a band of extremists known as the Khawarij, who declared that they alone possessed the true interpretation of Islam.

Some, like Parag Khanna, foresee the rise of a "second world" to challenge American hegemony.

The backstory presented in StarCraft's manual and in the novel Shadow Hunters also shows the rise of a second society of Protoss known as the Dark Templar, a sizeable minority of the Protoss who reject the Khala out of fear of losing their individuality inside the psychic link.

As well as the industrial rise of China and the intellectual rise of India, a third power has risen in Asia and it is the Lion of Persia.

Its chief, John G. Bernander, would like the fathers' quota to rise to a third of all leave, from a fifth.

The next ballot will propose a rise of about a third of one per cent, in order to fund local law enforcement and public-safety services.

The LG also gives rise to a third type of haemocyte, the lamellocytes, which are devoted to encapsulation of foreign bodies that are too large to be phagocytosed.