crowd out

If you cram your head with too many new words at a time, some of them are bound to be crowded out.

Milan tried working the ball through the middle, but Tomasson was crowded out as he received a pass with his back to goal.

"Think of it as being crowded out, " he said.

This was to be laissez-faire city-building as enterprise zones and business parks crowded out local housing and Dockland jobs.

Though women have crowded out the guys in classrooms, they still find themselves to be the outsiders in most career fields.

That crowded out other projects the White House and congressional Democratic leaders had pushed for.

Far from being crowded out, other multilateral bodies have also got new cash: the African Development Bank is tripling its capital.

The pavement on each side was crowded out with busy people.

Your article was crowded out of this edition of the magazine.

A fairly large proportion of expectant mothers are crowded out of Britain's maternity hospitals.

Small firms are crowded out of markets for people and skills by the chaebol.

But even given all these factors, it's still far too easy for reading to get crowded out of my days.

Then, like now, the politics of domestic economic collapse crowded out much time for the rest of the world.

But in a glutted world capital market, it is hard to believe that investment in Germany was crowded out.

Given the propensity of established firms to diversify into new areas, it seems likely that start-ups are sometimes crowded out.

The financial crisis has so dominated the political landscape in the past 16 months that it has crowded out almost every other issue.

Whalers slaughtered the giant tortoises, and the few settlers brought rats, cats and goats, which crowded out local flora and fauna.

Ghosts have been crowded out and their voices drowned by the living, WG Sebald remarked somewhere.

In recent years, seemingly technical economic questions have crowded out questions of justice and the common good.

The new H1N1 virus rapidly crowded out other circulating influenza viruses and appears to have displaced the older H1N1 virus.

That's the reason they are crowded out of the global economy.

My holiday life, I usually like to stay at home, feel too crowded out.

At the final revision of the programme, three items were crowded out.

Nor is there much sign that Japan's gaping budget deficits have crowded out private investment.

During the pandemic, the H1N1 virus crowded out other influenza viruses to become the dominant virus.

Mr. Cameron argues that big government has crowded out private enterprise.

Their demand raises prices and lowers real incomes in the rich world, which gets crowded out.

They crowded out to look at the rocket.

Small shops are being crowded out by the big supermarkets.

The restaurant's regular customers are being crowded out by tourists.

But their efforts to sell their ideas will come to nought if they are crowded out by imported arguments from America.

Eventually, private investment will be crowded out.

Many people are put off by the atmosphere and moderate voices are thus crowded out by extreme ones.

The emphasis on maths and reading has crowded out other subjects.

Private efforts were largely crowded out.

With the Chinese buying so many nuts, exports to other markets have been crowded out.

Many people in marketing right now are working on fixing these issues-where intrinsic motivation is crowded out.

The second concern is that more and more actual British are being crowded out of the city.

Passing breeze, Ewha have crowded out all staggered, with the wind mother-in-law's baton, performed a dance snakes;

i think we have been deliberately crowded out of the scheme