Sentence examples for slow ascendancy from inspiring English sources

Whatever disagreement has prompted Saif's retirement it is almost certainly a temporary blip, or even a cleverly planned publicity stunt in his slow ascendancy to power.

These efforts have been modestly successful, though they have done nothing to slow vodka's ascendancy.

With a graph highlighting the Time Warner company's decision to move to a free, ad-supported model on Aug. 6, AOL went from dying a slow death to robust ascendancy, surging 454 percent in 2006.

And Bruce Caldwell, the author of the intellectual biography "Hayek's Challenge," said he hoped that we were experiencing, partly through Ryan's ascendancy, the first stage of a slow but steady embrace of Hayek's philosophy.

For Hazlitt, Othello is especially notable for the interplay between the characters, and the way Shakespeare communicates the slow and gradual "movement of passion the alternate ascendancy of different passions, the entire and unforeseen change from the fondest love and most unbounded confidence to the tortures of jealousy and the madness of hatred".

During the Presidency of George W. Bush, evangelicals went from outsiders to insiders, and it was a mixed blessing for them: with Republican ascendancy in Washington came grassroots complacency, slowing fund-raising.

Religion sanctioned his ascendancy.

The Montagnard ascendancy had begun.

The Republican ascendancy was unstoppable.

Slavophiles and "Eurasianists" are on the ascendancy.

Europeans no longer worry about American ascendancy.