The word "overshadowing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a verb meaning to overshadow, to make something seem less important because of comparison to something else. For example: "The company's poor financial performance was overshadowed by the success of their new product launch".
The explanation may be a simple consequence of his early death (caused by the Spanish flu pandemic) or the subsequent fame of Klimt, Kokoschka and others overshadowing his reputation.
There is a risk of events like this overshadowing the unstinting work of its staff.
Not only has austerity hollowed it out almost to breaking point, not only is doubt overshadowing the continuation of NHS and local government services – but the general secretary of the British Trades Union Congress (TUC) also believes this government has lost sight of what lies behind the sector.
The decision to delay the repeal of the Human Rights Act risked overshadowing the principal measure in the Queen's speech: a bill to permit the first referendum on Britain's membership of the EU since 1975.
Overshadowing the landscape was the active Galera volcano, which marked my arrival at a long corridor of volcanoes forming the backbone of neighbouring Ecuador.
Well, she has had her 15 seconds of fame!" In a statement issued by a BGT spokesman, Holt said: "I want to apologise to Richard and Adam for overshadowing their performance.
From the nuclear bomb to traffic rules, mankind has used technical ingenuity and legal strictures to constrain other powerful innovations.The spectre of eventually creating an autonomous non-human intelligence is so extraordinary that it risks overshadowing the debate.
As if in confirmation, the image of two male figurines holding hands on a wedding cake generated more hostile correspondence than any cover had before, overshadowing even the paper's call for the abolition of the British monarchy.
The extent to which web browsers are open to outside firms is important because they represent a platform for providing services via the internet, overshadowing the primacy of the operating system as the platform for PCs.
Iran could simply be buying time to complete a bomb, and the chance to stop it with military action would have been lost.The third difficulty overshadowing the talks is timing.
Among those in the "near" category, to the great consternation of many, is the retail price of a gallon of petrol Consumers may be feeling the pressure:Rising gasoline prices beat down U.S. consumer sentiment in early January, overshadowing an improved job outlook and passage of temporary federal tax breaks, a survey released on Friday showed.
