Similar words: ascendancy, ascendant, descendant, descendants, attendance, dependance, in attendance, attendance rate. Meaning: n. the state that exists when one person or group has power over another.
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1, Decline, not American ascendance, is the administration’s buzzword.
2, China's ascendance to prominence must begin with our generation!
3, A ascendance of the market by a azygos company.
4, Few analysts, if any, were surprised by China's ascendance to the top of the heap; the country began dominating the IPO market in the third quarter and ramped up even more in the fourth.
5, Ascendance and eminence can only be achieved by constant self improvement and optimization.
6, As a qualitative ascendance, the economic development is as the final goal of Old Age Security.
7, China has generally handled its extraordinary global ascendance with finesse, assuring neighbors that it remains a developing country and is embarked on a "peaceful rise."
8, Former Treasury Secretary Rubin vaguely warned that China's ascendance may backfire in the not-too-distant future.
9, Just when the bears were in the ascendance came the rather shocking flash that the nation’s third quarter growth just about doubled from the second quarter to 2.5%.
10, For Germany, the ascendance of China has been a double-edged sword.
11, Several high-ranking Apple executives, including its top marketing officer, have left in the wake of Jobs' ascendance.
12, He earns it because of his shiny novelty and flair, and, perhaps especially, because he is an avatar of the Chinese ascendance.
13, Although China is often said to lack "soft power", many of its ideas on economics and governance are coming into ascendance.
14, Television has been blamed for the dumbing down of the American public since the ascendance of the boob tube in the 1950s.
15, And indeed, the clubby attitudes that prevailed under British rule are no longer as widespread, a change that reflects the global economic ascendance of developing countries such as China and India.
16, Lang is a superb, evolving musician,[http://sentencedict.com/ascendance.html] who earns huge fees because of his novelty and his flair-and because he is an avatar of the Chinese ascendance.
17, Deng thus unquestionably expanded the realm of personal freedom for many Chinese, even as he ruthlessly defended the ascendance of the Communist Party and deferred fundamental democratic reforms.
18, The city was largely abandoned shortly after his death and the ascendance of the famous boy king Tutankhamun to the throne.
19, The surname Jian is not common in China and at least one Chinese observer, a blogger named Jian, welcomed Kan's ascendance to Japan's top political position for that reason.
20, Results 1 The onset constituent ratio and fatality rate of liver cirrhosis reposefully descend, but the in-patient quantity take on ascendance trend.
21, The splendid fireworks of the Beijing Olympics in 2008 are seen as marking China's ascendance into world power status.
22, Paterson begins in the ancient world, considering popular explanations for the ascendance of Rome and, in particular, their victory over Carthage in the Punic Wars.
23, In 1846, after a protracted struggle in Parliament, these Corn Laws were repealed, marking the political ascendance of the new English middle class.
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