Sentence examples for bypassed as from inspiring English sources

Once the locks fall to these trivial attacks, individuals count on the cameras, motion sensors, and alarm systems, only to see them trivially bypassed as well.

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.

If the assembly is of sufficiently high quality, the finishing step is bypassed (as is the case for D. erecta) and the projects are distributed directly to the GEP member institutions for evidence-based annotation.

Tom Hooper was bypassed as the director of "Les Misérables," from Universal.

The fire came from a cluster of homes set against Bashika mountain, which the Kurds had bypassed as they pushed ahead.

Since these New England settlements had received their charters directly from the crown, the Council was thus bypassed as an intermediary.

Cheadle Hulme is situated near the A34 Cheadle bypass, as well as international transport link Manchester Airport, the busiest airport in the United Kingdom outside of London.

But the marines also said they hoped to "bypass" as many Iraqi Army units as possible on their drive toward Baghdad, roughly 300 miles north, and were hoping many Iraqi units would surrender as they did in the 1991 war.

It also shows the required time per cycle and equivalent clock frequency for each benchmark to achieve the same real-time results without bypassing as with bypassing.

(Although some of the parental consent systems that were introduced to claim compliance with GDPR appear trivially easy for kids to bypass, as we've pointed out before).

The traffic is the heaviest along the western arm of Rijeka bypass as the section serves the city and acts as a link between the A8 and the A6 motorways while carrying regular A7 traffic.