Sentence examples for bypassed from from inspiring English sources

Those rules lasted into the 1990s but were bypassed from the 1980s by club owners, including United's, forming holding companies to float as plcs on the Stock Exchange, which would pay dividends and transform their shares into more saleable assets.

But the Papuan leaders, who have long been pressing for independence from Indonesia, say they fear that BP is taking sides with the Indonesian government, as they are bypassed from all the lasting benefits.

In the second phase SMAD-II was bypassed from the process scheme keeping the other parameters same as in the first phase.

During septic shock oxygenated blood can be directly bypassed from arterial vasculatures to venous ends through a 'shunt' that results from a loss of vascular tone and thus capillary collapse.

Now he has announced that his country will most likely be pulling out of an oil pipeline that would have given Russia a "Bosphorus bypass", from the Bulgarian port of Burgas to the Northern Greek port of Alexandroupolis.

The data are presented in a standard format, bypassing, from the point of view of the user, the usual difficulties of dealing with data from heterogeneous sources.

This approach also bypassed autofluorescence derived from RPE pigmentation that may have obscured fluorescein-labelled cells.

If you can get physical access to a network, there's no need to bother trying to bypass firewalls from the outside.

There are thousands of mental health apps available directly to consumers, bypassing support from trained NHS clinicians.

Open image in new window Fig. 13 Reduction of bypassing water from right, left and center seepage area, left column: minimum, right column: mean value.

Dawkins bypasses evidence from his own field of genetics that might upset his hobby-horse.