Sentence examples for had been bypassed from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Volpe said yesterday that despite the provision, the Met often had been bypassed.

And some said they had been bypassed altogether, let down once again by the false promise of rain.

The North Stamford Association felt that it had been bypassed on the issue and vowed to fight back.

The report also concluded that Dr. Andrew C. von Eschenbach, then the agency's commissioner, had become inappropriately involved in the decision, and that agency procedures had been bypassed.

When a deal finally came, much of the detail was struck by the U.S. and China, and this left an impression that the EU had been bypassed.

American and British forces revised their war plans, concentrating on Iraqi strongholds that had been bypassed on the initial dash into Iraq.

Of course, it is possible to avoid Amazon entirely: Jesse Brickel, a 30-year-old musician with a day job, said he had been bypassing the company since March.

One respondent said NGOs had been bypassing the district supervisor of HSAs and directly recruiting HSAs for their programmes.

Locals have been bypassed.

The people have been bypassed.

Previously, the question could have been bypassed without answer.