Sentence examples for has changed to bypass from inspiring English sources

The routing has changed to bypass the downtown area.

Mike Allen's Politico Playbook has changed the way we get the news - many bypass the newspaper and coffee opting to read Allen's digest "on the go".

When someone bypasses the big network to get straight to the audience in realtime, something big has changed.

Rory Stewart, the Conservative chairman of the Defence Select Committee, said at least 2% of GDP needed to be spent on defence, because the world had "changed fundamentally" since previous defence planning, which had been "bypassed by events".

To address this problem, one has to bypass changes in the light response amplitude of horizontal cells that might have been induced by the pharmacological manipulations.

There are 52 Republicans, so after that rules change, they had the votes to bypass Democrats and move Gorsuch along.

You've got to bypass all that".

"Harvey had managed to bypass my doorman," she said.

The boys have decided to bypass college for the pros.

Historically, extension efforts have tended to bypass the poorest, however.

The station said the sabotage had occurred after it had managed to bypass the jamming.