Sentence examples for could be bypassed from inspiring English sources

Duke said the clogging was isolated and a blocked line could be bypassed in a pinch.

(If a biological son was deemed an unsuitable heir, he too could be bypassed for an adopted one).

He also saw that the lord chamberlain's restrictions on staged nudity could be bypassed by turning theatres into private clubs.

However the trust knew the prompt could be bypassed and failed to take action to address the problem until it was too late.

By the early 80's, the city witnessed the invasion of the paperweights: unconvincing remakes of Art Deco skyscrapers, designed to evoke the late 20's, as if the Depression itself could be bypassed this time around.

Charles Schumer, a senator, even issued a press release in February 2005 explaining how easily security could be bypassed in this way.Technology Quarterly Sweeping below deck A good kind of gas-guzzling Encouraging hydrophobia You, robot?

"The plots provided me were brief, yet certain hackneyed names and situations could not be bypassed," she wrote.

Thus, from the election in 1907 to the outbreak of World War I in 1914, the Vienna parliament could easily be bypassed by the imperial court and by the ministries of foreign affairs and war, over which Francis Joseph exercised strong control.

Execution of this step is necessary since experienced teachers should be given higher importance as compared to other stakeholders and voice of students or other project staff with huge development experiences could not be bypassed.

Naming aloud necessarily requires access to phonology, but in a manual task this activation could theoretically be bypassed altogether.

In other words, MSCs from adult rats just have defects in certain pathways, which is bypassed by in vitro OS induction while could not be bypassed by mechanical stimuli.