Sentence examples for bypass potential from inspiring English sources

The comment reflects anger at the perception that BP deliberately tried to bypass potential objectors to the well by giving the consultation exercise very little publicity.

A decision to pay compounded interest on pensions for lawmakers and judges could become politically potent as unions seek to respond to Mr. Madigan's reform measure, which was acted upon immediately in an apparent effort to bypass potential union opposition.

"Why do we have to see them here?" To bypass potential zoning quagmires and to keep costs down, wireless service providers sometimes prefer to locate conspicuous monopoles on public property, like the one at the Ardsley rest area of the New York State Thruway.

In addition to PCast, PhenixP2P can also use peer-to-peer connections, which give the company's users the option to bypass potential bandwidth constraints.

By taking such an exit, the participants were able to bypass potential congestion problems on the highway and reach the final destination, by secondary roads or 'Park and Ride' (P + R) alternative; the alternative means that participants were offered the option to park their car and continue their journey by means of public transportation.

While the Beast was never safe, riding it allowed migrants to bypass potential danger in places like Chahuites and the sparsely populated areas between towns.

In addition, in an on-line educational video that cannot be bypassed, potential participants learn about the importance of wide data sharing to be materialized in an ethically sound fashionj.

While prior studies in the primary care setting have focused on practice and frequency of provider-generated screening for IPV, our study evaluated an intervention that bypassed potential clinician barriers to initiating screening with use of a waiting room questionnaire.

So Nix will stay, and bypass a potential N.F.L. paycheck, because, "that'll make her happy," he said.

In order to bypass this potential bias, the frequency and probability of sarcoma was calculated by the number and types of operations performed in a lifetime and the total number of sarcomas diagnosed in a lifetime by each surgeon as shown in Table 2.

As a result, NOX1 inhibition could bypass the potential compensatory mechanisms activated by anti-VEGF therapy.