Sentence examples for is being crowded from inspiring English sources

Construction is being crowded out by a surplus of homes and in particular foreclosed properties that sell well below their value.

This is a rapidly changing market, which is being crowded out by smartphone cameras, but we'll see if Canon's focus on the basics of what separates point-and-shoots from smartphone cameras can help it continue to impress in this area.

What she said about the importance of connecting with students is being crowded out by the "testing mania" that is driving potential "teachers of the year" from the profession.

It is being crowd-funded – an initiative increasingly used by claimants for bringing legal challenges that might formerly have been paid for by legal aid.

Plymouth city council has provided half the funding needed via a £500,000 low-cost loan – and the rest is being crowd-funded through a community share offer.

That means animals already are being crowded into the remaining habitat.

"And there's no organized constituency for the pedestrians who are being crowded out".

"[Islington] has small, local, voluntary organisations that you can argue are being crowded out.

He was being crowded by Brazil's André Santos, but the defender was unbalanced by Götze's change of foot.

Journalism classes are being crowded out by the urgency to drill students on core standardized-testing subjects.

His great rationale for making historic cuts was that the private sector was being "crowded out" by the public sector.