Sentence examples for but bypass from inspiring English sources

I tend to be more to myself, but bypass surgery exacerbated this.

They have now issued their formal response to a government consultation about a modified pension deal that would cut benefits but bypass the need for the PPF.

She also notes that the bird's volatile reputation is partly due to neurology: the pathways between the goshawk's sensory neurons and its motor neurons all but bypass the brain.

As mass tourism boomed, visitors would cross the river to visit the Boboli Gardens and Pitti Palace, but bypass the rest of this characterful area of narrow streets and artisans' workshops.

"In a world where some countries claim you can be a great economic success but bypass democracy, restrict the free press and go without the rule of law, we need to stand together, and show that – far from holding countries back – these things make us stronger".

But bypass trusts contain a snare for couples whose main assets are big IRAs an increasingly common circumstance.

He is building an online gaming company that uses the Internet but bypasses the Web.

The Bulls needed a shooting guard but bypassed several, including Pietrus.

Northbound trains continued to use the track but bypassed the York Street station.

In Lower Manhattan, the A trains bypassed Chambers Street and made stops at Broadway-Nassau; the 4 and 5 trains stopped at Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall, Fulton Street and Bowling Green, but bypassed Wall Street; and the J and Z trains stopped at Broad Street but bypassed Fulton Street.

The rock 'n' roll era all but bypassed China, which was in the throes of Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution during the music's heyday.