Sentence examples for has edged out from inspiring English sources

Health insurance, which her family buys on their own, has edged out salaries as an employment consideration, Ms. Marshall said.

Lancaster, formerly coach of England Saxons and Leeds, has edged out the former South Africa and Italy coach, Nick Mallett, after being interviewed for the job by Ian Ritchie, the RFU's chief executive.

Milan has edged out Paris as the gateway to the fashion world, the first tryout for young women from all over the world, especially from Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union.

This season UPN has edged out rival Time Warner's WB network in total viewers, with 4 million tuning in weekly.

In its Annual Global Retirement Index, Mexico — one of the most popular countries among U.S. expats — has edged out last year's No. 1, Panama.

With three nights left in the standard September-to-May interval, "The Late Show" has edged out "The Tonight Show" by 22,000 viewers, according to a CBS press release.

Turkish soap operas have edged out Latin American ones in popularity.

Family life, for the first time, had edged out tennis as his priority.

At meal's end, we conclude that global influences have edged out tradition in Safran's kitchen.

Most important, with the city facing record housing prices that have edged out all but the rich, 20 percent of the units will be reserved for lower-income renters.

SeaSnax — organic, non-G.M.O.-certified nori sheets basted in olive oil and dusted with salt — have edged out cheddar bunnies on certain West Coast playgrounds.