in the ascendant การใช้

• Not since the 1890s has gilt been so much in the ascendant.
• In the first half of the play he is in the ascendant.
• In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries Islam was in the ascendant in Java.
• He promoted free trade in rural areas where protectionism was in the ascendant.
• Muslims and Croats, just as suddenly in the ascendant, could have other ideas.
• Factionalism, and the inflated egos which go with it, is clearly in the ascendant.
• From this time Christianity was in the ascendant in Nukualofa.
• Edward, who had been in the custody of Harold, were once again in the ascendant.
• And his star is still in the ascendant.
• As in Italy, Portugal, Denmark and elsewhere, the mainstream right seems to be in the ascendant.
• Uhlman's star as a painter was in the ascendant, but buyers were hard to come by.
• In Lancashire, as in Cheshire, Staffordshire, Nottinghamshire, and Lincolnshire, the cause of Parliament was in the ascendant.
• The French military was in the ascendant.
• The real world is back in the ascendant, and investors are about to experience the Great Internet Shakeout.
• Both books focus on territory where nature seems to be in the ascendant and man on the wane.
• With sweetness, sincerity and bad taste seemingly in the ascendant, is a Kinkade show at the Guggenheim next?
• According to White, marketing has been in the ascendant as an overall approach to management in recent years.
• This approach did not work because hard-liners in the ascendant in Moscow have made no effort to negotiate.
• Xuanzang visited India around 644 and found Buddhism on the wane in Gandhara and Hinduism in the ascendant.