Sentence examples for bypassing the issue from inspiring English sources

The housing charity Shelter said a "drastic shortage" of affordable homes was the biggest factor behind a slump in home ownership, while Aldermore, the mortgage lender, accused the Redfern review of bypassing the issue of supply.

The new plan bypasses these problems by bypassing the issue of determining at trial whether individual infarctions are rofecoxib-induced.

That means they can be analyzed quickly and remotely, bypassing the issue of physically lugging test samples back to the lab.

In [8], it was proposed an extension to the D* and D* Lite, using linear interpolation to produce smoother paths, bypassing the issue of limited possibilities of transition between cells.

When Laurence Olivier made his 1944 film of "Henry V" he quickly bypassed the issue of theater, showing his audience real horses, real arrows, real armor, real grass; and he commissioned music by William Walton to help make the movie exciting and affecting.

Sampling simulated train trips bypassed the issue of unavailability of appropriate real-world data.

Expressing HEV capsid proteins by baculovirus and insect cells helped to bypass the issue of safety and sample shortage.

Right now it handles calendar data using an iCal link, but a future update will let you bypass the issue by logging in directly.

In order to bypass the issue of selecting a good detection function, a different periodicity detection approach as was introduced for tempo and meter analysis by Foote and Uchihashi [4] can be used.

This approach bypassed the issue in Peircian pragmatism of whether a scientific process of inquiry as justified by greater degrees of confirmation required the prior demonstration of the existence of an asymptotic "limit" for the process.

In the second part of his talk, Bentires-Alj showed that one can interfere with the tumor microenvironment to bypass the issue of tumor heterogeneity.