Sentence examples for forced to bypass from inspiring English sources

Ten years ago, those same musicians, confronted by protests, were forced to bypass the city.

He hasn't enjoyed any luck since, having to miss the rest of last season and then again being forced to bypass an intended reappearance at Wetherby when sustaining an injury in the racecourse stables overnight.

Doctors and nurses who continue to staff the near-empty hospital have complained of seeing their medical resources go to waste, as longtime patients sought to be admitted, only to be turned away, and ambulances were forced to bypass the emergency room.

In the absence of FANCJ, the lagging strand polymerase delta is forced to bypass the obstacle-containing Okazaki fragments, leaving behind single-stranded regions and inducing local reorganization of the chromatin.

The opportunity cost of selecting Forte is monumental, as you would be forced to again bypass the selection of other positions.

Tony Abbott has called on airlines to tell passengers about flight routes over war zones, but resisted union demands for a "prescriptive" approach to force Qantas to bypass Iraq.

That could force Republicans to bypass the committee and go straight to the Senate floor, but the nominee could then be met by a Democratic filibuster.

In a case pending in Federal Court in Brooklyn, a Magistrate Judge recently decided that the court simply can't force Apple to bypass passcode security in order to assist in the execution of a search warrant in a drug case, as the Government demanded.

People had no choice but to cross, and since increased enforcement and militarization in the urban ports of entry was impossible to bypass, they were forced to cross in the open desert, bringing the number of migrant deaths in Arizona from an annual average of 12 up to 170 every year.

An agent must not have acquired her values and principles (and then be forced to sustain them) by means that bypassed her ability to evaluate them.

Additionally, the cardiac surgeons were forced to cancel several elective coronary-artery bypass graft cases because there was not a bed available for postoperative recovery.