Sentence examples similar to bypass cut from inspiring English sources

To improve the crossing, the county bypassed the cut with the narrow 435 feet Newhall Tunnel, opened in October 1910.

By this we can bypass the cut-off that needs to be enforced on the simple similarity score for assigning GO terms.

Frustrated drivers often veer off becalmed arteries in search of speedier bypass routes and cut through residential areas, which raises safety concerns.

In recent years, building collapses have become frequent in East African countries as some property developers bypass regulations to cut costs.

Much has been made of the commercialisation of art and Hirst's tilt of the status quo - his decision to bypass the 50% cut of the dealer in favour of 15% at the auction house.

The cultural and geographic gulf that opened that day widened in 1975 with the completion of Haymaker Parkway, a five-lane downtown bypass that literally cut off the campus from Kent's center.

"Congress is throwing Americans under the bus by giving President Obama and future presidents a blank check to bypass Congress and cut an anti-environment, anti-worker, anti-consumer deal with multinational corporations," Bond said.

The proportion of subjects taking lipid-lowering medication such as a statin dropped from 86%to27%7% among those who had gastric bypass, and was cut in half among those who had sleeve gastrectomy.

President Obama laid out an ambitious campaign to address climate change Tuesday, mapping a course that would bypass Congress to cut emissions from hundreds of coal-fired electric power plants and setting the stage for a possible rejection of the controversial Keystone XL oil pipeline.

The death rate for coronary-bypass surgery was cut to 1.5percentt, from the national average of about 3percentt.

Of course, offering a HTML (browser-based) version of an app or service rather than a dedicated iOS app is another way of bypassing Apple's cut.