Sentence examples similar to Bypass a challenge from inspiring English sources
"This bypass will be a challenge for some local businesses, especially at Tremadog," said Tremadog local, and county, councillor Alwyn Gruffydd.
Establishing a purposive interaction with a patient who is in a vulnerable situation before coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery poses a challenge for the nurse anesthetist.
To bypass the challenge of a lack of standardised writing formats, we audiorecorded the questionnaire in three major Gambian languages: Mandinka, Wolof and Fula.
This is a challenge Rumie tries to bypass by suggesting a range of choices and relying on local partners to make the final decision on which material to include.
To bypass this challenge, we found a HIPLOT DMP-29 pen plotter from 1983 on craigslist for $20 whose frame we could use as a starting point.
The new bypass bridge for the Depression-era dam was a challenge that mirrored the project it serves.
Surmounting or, in many cases, bypassing the considerable legal and political obstacles has proved a challenge for states, whether they succeeded in enacting SEPs or not.
Bypassing the immune response to maintain a stable recording interface remains a challenge.
To bypass this challenge, instead of pooling the measurements we take the ratios of individually reported values and pool the ratios to estimate the population mean of the ratios.
Thus, a challenge is to find ways to stabilize dione-containing cleaved complexes, thereby increasing activity of an agent that may bypass existing resistance.
