Sentence examples for help bypass from inspiring English sources

Most nuclear weapons are prevented from exploding by an internal safety system, but the data would help bypass it.

Promising to help "bypass the media filter," the new Web site's banner headline reads: "Get the Truth About Herman Cain".

It felt like a tipping point in terms of world leaders recognising how the agile mentality of the tech industry could help bypass government bureaucracy.

The application of the Cre/loxP system in the inner ear can help bypass this difficulty by generation of conditional gene recombineering.

Close warned that conducting talks at the leaders' level, rather than with education ministers, would not help bypass states' demands, as premiers would say the same thing – that the federal government can't abandon the fifth and sixth years of needs-based funding.

Not only does China need materials to carry out rebuilding work, but it also needs shipping to help bypass shattered transport infrastructure.InBev, the world's biggest brewer by sales, put forward an unsolicited $46.3 billion cash offer for Anheuser-Busch, the maker of Budweiser beer.

When she saw him with his head on his desk, defeated, she enlisted Peeler's help, bypassed the school diagnosticians, got her son tested and secured him a place in a special education class.

Those seeking favors or to promote projects increasingly sought her help, bypassing the normal, legal channels.

Reduction in fibre tenacity either shortened the milling time even further or helped bypassing media milling to produce fine powder directly through jet milling.

Additionally, alternative trial designs may help to bypass some of the logistical hurdles.

The very-lovely-I'm-sure marketing people at Similac may hope to help mothers bypass that judgment stage.