Sentence examples for attempts to bypass from inspiring English sources

He admitted that his own attempts to bypass traditional media through websites and press conferences had been "to no avail".

That over-centralised housing targets and attempts to bypass local opinion are themselves partly to blame for the not-in-my-backyard resentment.

All of this juxtaposes oddly with Amazon's sometimes awkward attempts to bypass publishers and cozy up directly to authors, wooing them with goodies.

Africa is fertile ground for tech disruption, but there's a fundamental difference to how this happens in the west, where technology attempts to bypass existing systems.

Repeated attempts to bypass this message, by depressing the "menu" button on the assembled control device, were met with an image of a small "hourglass& 8221 onscreen.

But as the furor grows over lenders' attempts to bypass legal rules in their haste to reclaim houses from delinquent owners, there is a growing expectation that foreclosures will dwindle for months as the foreclosure system is reworked.

He noted IHMS was already attempting to bypass Australian professionals and hire foreign medical workers.

The Israeli mission to the United Nations described the resolution as an attempt to bypass direct talks.

Republicans are attempting to bypass that procedure and create law by disrupting the government.

Today, the explosion in online marketing campaigns is in part an attempt to bypass the mainstream critics and media altogether.

Towards the end of his career, Grainger ceased conventional composition altogether in an attempt to bypass the "absurd goose-stepping" of standard notation.