be overshadowed

What is the point of her city buying police cars fuelled by natural gas, she asks, when they will soon be overshadowed by clouds of soot?

But the moment could be overshadowed by a less publicized deadline: banks' equally in-depth review of their management.

He says Turkey hopes Iran's dynamic and well-attended presidential election will not be overshadowed by the recent developments.

But Mrs Clinton's presidency will be doomed if she allows herself to be overshadowed by her more experienced and more charismatic spouse.

As mentioned already the animal can be overshadowed to help in your care.

Everyone has the potential capacity, but can easily be overshadowed by the habit, blurred by time, the kill was inert.

Only indulged wholeheartedly to yesterday the recollection and the attachment, today will be overshadowed, dispirited widowed happy.

Clinton's trip will be overshadowed by North Korea's increasing belligerency and potential long-range missile launch.

So my question is, will China be overshadowed by volcanos and northeast China be flooded by tidal waves indeed?

If all goes according to plan, these fledgling businesses will soon be overshadowed by Chinese investment on a much grander scale.

Primary causes of disease may be overshadowed by secondary agents in pigs that have chronic disease