Sentence examples for circumvented as from inspiring English sources

"The color line," he writes, "was about to be circumvented as decisively as had another line thought impregnable before the war, the Maginot Line".

Similarly, while leaving the euro might, legally, mean quitting the union itself, most experts see this as a technicality that can be circumvented as well.

A nomadic account of trans-cosmopolitan culture such as this was untenable even ten years ago, circumvented as much from the ethnocentrism that clouded international art markets as from the monopoly on world capital retained by the West.

But cellphones, widespread Internet access and satellite TV (government restrictions are as easily circumvented as Western sanctions) sap confrontational adrenaline.

But such bans are so often circumvented as to make a mockery of classroom courtesy; in an case, some students genuinely need technological assistance in class.

Even that seemingly ironclad limit can be circumvented, as the magician David Blaine showed, in 2008, when he held his breath for seventeen minutes and four seconds on "The Oprah Winfrey Show".

He circumvented Congress as soon as he got into office by appointing 'czars'  who didn't need Senate approval".

This constraint is a difficulty to circumvent as these faces are not present in the standard equilibrium morphology.

Fortunately, this type of censorship is as easy to circumvent as it is to put in place.

The letter added that unplugging and discarding a motherboard containing unwanted code within the scooter isn't an act of circumventing as it doesn't bypass or modify Bird's code — which copyright law says is illegal.

Worse still, the NBA enforces a "hard cap" that is practically impossible to circumvent, as say the more laissez fare National Football League cap, which is mostly a joke considering the pathetic lack of a player's union and no guarantee of payment should a player get brutally injured and can no longer produce to the agreed-upon salary's level of performance.