be eclipsed

Quibbles aside, Japan will surely be eclipsed soon, if it has not been already.

Japan will surely be eclipsed soon, if it has not been already.

After three centuries of economic dominance, the west is about to be eclipsed by a rising Asian power: China.

As Japan's economic star continues to be eclipsed by China, cultural exports remain one of Japan's few globally robust sectors.

Although Harrison, too, soon began writing songs they were always doomed to be eclipsed by Lennon and McCartney's torrential output.

It is far from clear EU leaders, in their vanity, would allow themselves to be eclipsed by that kind of star.

In any case, experts say, books are not about to be eclipsed by more cutting-edge media and art forms.

British business families can be eclipsed rapidly because shareholdings can quickly become widely dispersed.

And America will only really be eclipsed when China's GDP outstrips it in plain dollar terms, converted at market exchange rates.

But it will soon be eclipsed as Shanghai's summit by the 101 floors of the World Financial Center, just across the street.

Our best efforts can bring only temporary honor, which all too soon will be eclipsed by the new and greater achievements of others.

"If America acts boldly and swiftly, the emergence of Asia will be an opportunity. If America fails to act, we will be eclipsed. "

If you just give myself a starting point for their own efforts had arrived, and our lives will certainly not be eclipsed.

Our efforts to end conflicts will be eclipsed by wars over refugees and resources.

In your case, a friend may be "eclipsed out" of your life at this time.

While firms that discriminate a lot will be eclipsed by those that promote on merit (and possibly sued), that can take time.

Each other if they suspect you are dishonest, and you all will be eclipsed as extraordinary.