Sentence examples for getting bypassed from inspiring English sources

There is a mindset of trying to produce a new culture of football and the art of defending is getting bypassed.

— Patrick Farrell The Chicago Tribune: On miracle berries, eating pine trees, getting bypassed by the fine-dining gatekeepers, and the chef Homaro Cantu's determination to use food as a way to solve many of the world's problems.

"You just kind of get bypassed".

If we wait until Mr. Rangel is 80 or so, the next generation gets bypassed".

About 40km south of the popular destinations of Lake Garda and Verona, the city somehow gets bypassed by most travellers.

"Craft activities often get bypassed in favour of painting and drawing, and some of the computer equipment is prohibitively expensive.

The painting, in Gallery 4 on the second floor, tends to get bypassed in favor of larger works with stronger colors hanging nearby.

Maybe the best way to think about it is as a classic tech story: a company creates, invents, succeeds — and gets bypassed".

I do lots of technical, tactical and physical training and sometimes what gets bypassed is the mental tuning for players, especially in the modern game at the top level".

Afterwards, the bypassing is attempted once again for the destinations that did not get bypassed during early bypassing.

But because our public health services are poor, safety measures get bypassed".