Problems in student loan servicing may eclipse the issues that have plagued the home loan market, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has said.
Don't let this legal imbroglio eclipse the issues which are really at the heart of this case: human rights, justice and environmental protection.
The euro crisis eclipsed the issues of immigration and Islam last year, leading even Mr Wilders to downplay his demands for banning the burqa and to emphasise anti-European politics instead.The Dutch election in September led to a centrist coalition government.
"As a private-sector businessperson, it never ceases to amaze me how petty, disingenuous and childish this whole political process is," Mr. Hovde said in an interview, arguing that the political fight ought not to eclipse the largest issue in this race: the nation's financial crisis.
But the bogus flap over one particular surveillance product should not eclipse the very real issues lurking behind it.
In his Open Letter to the Fraudsters of Islamophobia Who Play Into the Hands of Racists, which hit the shelves Thursday, Charb posits that the concept of Islamophobia is misleading, and that it eclipses the real issue in France — racism.
These considerations became a keystone in their decision to travel for care that combined with, and sometimes eclipsed, the initial issue of wait-listing.
These timeless emotional issues eclipse the fact of women wanting to break through the glass ceiling and take more of the finite number of top jobs available, and the harsher zero-sum realities of this question are passed over in favour of the cuteness of Helen and Mel falling for each other.
An amount even remotely close to this estimate would eclipse the total dollar figures at issue in the proposed fiscal reforms that are the subject of such intense debate today.
It's a worthwhile, well-meaning story, even if the issue comes to eclipse the characters.
