Sentence examples for bypass it in from inspiring English sources

Using a password to lock your computer provides little protection; someone with know-how can bypass it in minutes.

The filtering technology would not be effective, according to the foundation, because pirates would simply encrypt files to bypass it in the same way that banks encrypt credit card information.

After decades of floating through Times Square, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will bypass it in 2012, going down Avenue of the Americas instead, City Hall officials said on Monday.

As a result, Moten decided to bypass it in early August, sending the 2/6th Battalion north-west towards Komiatum.

If your truck is a late model, refer to your owner's manual regarding the voltage regulator, and how to bypass it in order to check the alternator charge.

Travelers to Rome are still able to look at the choices and seek out the religious component, or bypass it, in selecting a tour.

The fact that the criminal justice process is difficult and imperfect, while true, is not sufficient justification for bypassing it in favor of an internal system that will never be up to the challenge".

It declined economically when major road and rail routes bypassed it in the 19th century, but it is being developed as a conservation site perhaps the best-preserved 18th-century town in the Highlands.

Dampier lies just west of Roebourne, an old pearling port (1866) that served the Pilbara goldfield from 1888 until 1912, when a rail line bypassed it in favour of Port Hedland farther east.

Slashing Gazprom's monopoly by gas market liberalisation, and bypassing it in the Caucuses, will not only help to prevent conflict in Central Asia, but will make the European gas market more efficient – driving down costs for British consumers and helping us meet carbon-cutting targets.

He returned to Aberdeen to work on the daily Press and Journal; as a member of the National Union of Journalists, he took part in a four-month strike when that paper's management sought to derecognize the union, bypassing it in negotiating pay and conditions.