Sentence examples similar to bypassing dangers from inspiring English sources
By having an entirely open infrastructure that allows anyone to view and aggregate it's content, it bypasses the dangers of gatekeepers.
That beautifully written meditation was underscored by a crusading practical anxiety; a resolve to bypass the danger of the National Trust-owned estate (where he and his family still live) continuing as no more than an exhibit by giving it living purpose with a working organic farm and a restaurant and shop selling home-grown produce.
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.
Bypassed are the dangers of misaligned machinery or the vagaries of flagging feet pumping pedals furiously at home.
Greene bypasses that risk.
What worries ad agencies is that some brands are bypassing them completely, putting the 30-second commercial in danger.
The danger in this quiet electronic war is driven home by a stark warning on the group's Web site: "Bypassing censorship may violate law.
See Also: Bypassing IT Bottlenecks.
