Sentence examples for that will overshadow from inspiring English sources

I have not seen the detail yet, but it sounds like a reasonably significant deployment, and one that will overshadow the Pfizer exchanges.

The claims – which are denied by the cardinal and remain unproven – add to a series of controversies over senior figures in the church and within the Vatican that will overshadow Benedict's final days as pontiff and the first weeks of his successor.

There is a thirst for a good time that will overshadow any other concerns - sunburn, hospitalisation, looking like a bit of a twat.

The post-match developments after United's contentious 3-2 win that saw Chelsea make a formal complaint to the authorities about Clattenburg is of such a serious nature that it will overshadow all that went on at Stamford Bridge.

"Do they just not shake hands with as many people as I do?" Though Bill is a more loquacious politician and a more vigorous campaigner than Hillary, her aides have decided that his popularity among Democrats outweighs the considerable risk that he will overshadow her.

The Euro Group will also discuss the crisis in Greece on Monday, an issue that will probably overshadow the decision on E.C.B. vice president.

The beds support seedlings of larger woody species, especially blueberry and black cherry, that will eventually overshadow and outcompete the moss.

Simon and I thought we'd have to change the scene, but they wrote back and said, 'The torture scene is fine, provided nobody above the rank of inspector is involved'!" The issue that will inevitably overshadow Slumdog's release is the recent terrorist attack on Mumbai.

Many official media outlets are also playing down the US and China's differences over ADIZ as a manageable issue that will not overshadow relations.

That footage will overshadow some of the more positive characters the programme told us about.

But it is unlikely that offense will overshadow defense on any Dungy team.