However, Danielle bypassed far enough north of the Lesser Antilles to prevent any tropical storm or hurricane watches or warnings.
Fallows rightly emphasizes the deeply rooted poverty and the accompanying perils and opportunities that are present in China's bypassed far-western regions.
He had a triple heart bypass, as far as I remember, and it was very serious.
To the extent that an unhealthy culture spread from off-field to on, as concluded by The Ethics Centre, it has seemingly bypassed this far healthier dressing room.
Others look about at the stability and prosperity of Chile and their own untroubled lives and see good in the coup, arguing that it anticipated and bypassed a far more destructive civil war between Chile's haves and have nots.
It's a craze that Apple has bypassed, so far.
Criticism by renowned economists (see this and this) has been bypassed thus far, but we may very well be forced to swallow it.
A railway to serve Barnard Castle, from the S&DR at a junction near North Road station and along the River Tees, was proposed in 1852; this route bypassed as far as possible the Duke of Cleveland's estate, as he had opposed an earlier railway.
AS the planet becomes increasingly networked, shrinking the globe and redefining age-old concepts of community, all this digital connectivity has so far bypassed our most fundamental social unit, the family.
The Chicagoan, which can also be ordered online, is an interesting publishing experiment, which is so far bypassing the middlemen of magazine distribution.Mr Gabel had the idea for the magazine when he helped Granta with its Chicago-issue events in 2009 and saw that periodical fly off the shelves.
