Sentence examples for this ascendancy from inspiring English sources

The books of lyrics function as souvenirs of this ascendancy.

This ascendancy was temporarily halted by the Liberal victory in the general election of 1906.

This ascendancy is all the more remarkable considering that the city originally lacked some of the essential building blocks associated with cityhood, such as a natural harbour.

This ascendancy of science frames the question: Why do we have this strained attempt, clothed in the rubric "neurotheology," to objectify faith with the bells and whistles of technology?

What will this ascendancy mean in economic terms?

Despite this ascendancy, there is an absence of research regarding English in Vietnamese business correspondence.

Ms. Seah's statements raise an interesting question: Is this part of a phenomenon that the columnist Chrystia Freeland has written about so ably for this newspaper, the ascendancy of a wealthy, "plutocrat" class and the slipping status of the middle class?

The question in China is not whether there is a youth movement, but what to do about the older workers, who increasingly find themselves without a place in the new economy.Seen this way, the ascendancy of youth in China implies an even more profound change than in America.

In England and Wales, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence guidance on the management of patients with hip fractures reflects the ascendancy this injury has achieved in recent years over other injuries [1].

It's not a disaster for the West Indies but Darren Sammy is well aware of the need to curb this early ascendancy for the hard-hitting Aussie pair.

As this conservative ascendancy wore on, however, he took to denouncing Wall Street, American oil gluttony, Christian theocracy and the House of Bush, which he saw as all interlinked.