ascendancy造句

They established their ascendancy

gain [have] ascendancy over

Aristotle's science had acquired ascendancy.

Europeans no longer worry about American ascendancy.

He is completely under his wife's ascendancy.

This led to the ascendancy of Bismarck.

He has (gained) the ascendancy over all his main rivals.

This is part of a wider story of Eastern ascendancy.

During Nixon's ascendancy, too many staffers were overbearing.

They were chiefly "balance-of-power' and ascendancy wars.

Although geographically linked, the two provinces have long fought for political ascendancy.

At present the wet methods seem to be in the ascendancy.

With the Republicans in the ascendancy, federal aid for states is likely to be cut.

The "bulls", those who make money on a rising market, are in the ascendancy.

Objective To study the applied ascendancy of fiberoptic bronchoscopy in difficult endotracheal intubation.

Herder and many other of his generation wanted to challenge the French ascendancy and to defend a distinctive German culture.

In particular, the new ascendancy of the emerging economies has changed the relative returns to Labour and capital.

But that is the current price, with Republicans in the ascendancy in Congress, of getting a fiscal stimulus passed.

A member of a secret society founded in Northern Ireland in1795to maintain the political and religious ascendancy of Protestantism.

They have managed to elude a change in tax treatment for years, but the ascendancy of one of their own may be what finally reverses their fortune.

His election was seen as the ascendancy of a new generation, and he filled his administration with former student activists from the 1980s.

With Yuan Shikai's ascendancy, the Forbidden City of Beijing and the Central South China Sea were co-located with two governments.

More generally, there are worries about what the ascendancy of emerging markets would mean for jobs, pay and borrowing costs in the rich world.

This saw the ascendancy of Ugyen Wangchuck, the ponlop (governor) of Tongsa, who united the country following several civil wars and rebellions in the period 1882-85.

Just as Benfica thought they had the ascendancy, Giggs illustrated why he did not follow Paul Scholes and Edwin van der Sar into retirement at the end of last season.

Now, the iPhone is encroaching on the BlackBerry's turf in the corporate world, and that has played a role in Apple's ascendancy to the top spot among consumer brands.

Gao Min, China's "Diving Queen", won consecutive Olympic gold MEDALS and gold at three world championships at a time when China's sporting prowess and ascendancy was far from assured.