Sentence examples for problem overshadows from inspiring English sources

Does she mind that this "problem" overshadows literary questions about her books?

The government's fiscal problems overshadowed the official agendas for the meetings, Annie Lowrey and Nathaniel Popper report in The New York Times.

His strategy pays off, and he gets a girlfriend, but her psychological problems overshadow his attainment and, to some extent, the book's plot.

Daniel Lauzon, a spokesman for the Liberal Party, declined to comment on the reasons behind the missteps but acknowledged that the problems overshadowed his leader's message.

Guney Yildiz reports on the problems overshadowing Istanbul's bid.

For students, the potential for technical issues or internet problems overshadow any other concerns with taking exams online.

Rooney has had problems in each of the major tournaments he has competed in, getting injured at Euro 2004, being sent off in the 2006 World Cup, and having personal and ankle problems overshadow the 2010 World Cup.

Of course, Tokyo's challenges are nowhere near the problems overshadowing the start of the 2016 games in Rio.

This is evidence of a problem than overshadows Deutsche Post's partial flotation, despite the company's confident declaration on May 4th that it was "ready for its IPO".

But for the individual occupier, one problem often overshadows everything else, including job loss, the destruction of the middle class and the reign of the 1%.

Temporarily at least, these problems were overshadowed in South Korea by the embracing welcome of the people.