Sentence examples for and eclipsed by the from inspiring English sources

But for many, the old debate about whether this is a recession has become purely academic, and eclipsed by the troubles at hand.

Subsequently overtaken and eclipsed by the Lakers, their crosstown scourge, and dominated in this series by Memphis, the Clippers rallied on Saturday — once again following the lead of Chris Paul.

Largely unnoticed abroad and eclipsed by the rich world's sovereign-debt crisis, the Indian economy has hit a sticky patch, with investment slowing, inflation high and growth expected to dip to perhaps 7%, from a peak of 10%.

Observers have thus sometimes judged Mr Cable to be unhappy to be sharing power with the Conservatives and eclipsed by the self-evident comfort and confidence of Mr Clegg.

Ignoring the diagnoses of the remaining 6.5%, we found HY to be due more or less equally to episodic migraine (24.9%) and episodic TTH (24.2%), each responsible for a quarter of cases and eclipsed by the various causes of headache on ≥15 days/month, which were responsible for twice as many (49.5%; Table 1).

In an instant, our shaky courtroom sketch of Pearl the flighty young mother, Pearl the drunk, gets burned up and eclipsed by Pearl the mystic.

It was soon caught and eclipsed by another Fiat factory, the Mirafiori plant, which sped its obsolescence.

Overall, the hematological ingestion and inhalation studies of formaldehyde we reviewed are inconsistent and eclipsed by overwhelming evidence from the same and other species of animals that show no change in hematology parameters.

8 DAVID DENTON 5/10 The Zimbabwe-born No8 returned to the side to give more ball‑carrying threat but looked off the pace and eclipsed by Billy Vunipola.

When their deaths are joined (and indeed eclipsed) by the death of a 20th-century dictator, perhaps that is comedy.

Nguyen power in southern Vietnam was challenged and nearly eclipsed by the revolt of the Tay Son brothers that broke out in 1771.