Sentence examples for overshadowed record from inspiring English sources

The poor performance of the investment bank and investment portfolio overshadowed record results for J. P. Morgan's consumer business, which reported operating earnings of $807 million, up 92percentt from a year ago.

In 2001 she signed a new multialbum contract with Arista for $100 million, but personal difficulties soon overshadowed her recording career.

Suu Kyi's lack of action on the issue threatens to overshadow her record as a human rights champion during her decadeslong battle against the military junta in Burma, which earned her the Nobel.

This apparently unprecedented family achievement overshadowed a world record of 15 feet 2 1/4 inches by Stacy Dragila in the women's pole vault, an American record of 12.33 seconds by Gail Devers in the 100 hurdles and the continued success of Marion Jones in the women's 200.

The defeat overshadowed the British record £59.7m arrival earlier in the day of Ángel di María, who admitted in an open letter that he did not want to leave Real Madrid.

Tucked near the end of Homework, this subtle gem is often overshadowed by that record's more flamboyant numbers.

The Tigers (9-3) hadn't beaten the Gamecocks (6-6) since 2008, an unprecedented run of failure that overshadowed their 32-8 record the past three seasons.

That's why some of those performances caught him and overshadow his records--they were such great performances that they were mountainous.

The advent of film and particularly in the 1970s of video recording overshadowed notation.

C1 Music Publishing Is Thriving After years of being overshadowed by the recording business, the music publishing business is being widely recognized as a lucrative one.

The Orkney-born singer is best known as frontman with avant-folk trio Lau, whose success has somewhat overshadowed his own records.