Sentence examples for in an attempt to bypass from inspiring English sources
Towards the end of his career, Grainger ceased conventional composition altogether in an attempt to bypass the "absurd goose-stepping" of standard notation.
The presence of Fernandinho deep in City's midfield causes Obiang and Noble to attempt riskier passes in an attempt to bypass him.
He was said to be consulting his lawyers about establishing a family trust to "hold" the music in an attempt to bypass the law – although his wife has since denied any such legal moves on Twitter.
Wearing a curly wig and a black hat, he was on his way to the American embassy, in an attempt to bypass the Jamaican authorities and move straight to extradition.
Hillary Clinton has denied that she set up a private email server in an attempt to bypass public accountability for her actions as secretary of state with a future presidential run in mind, dismissing the idea as a "totally ridiculous … conspiracy theory".
Moreover, these unproven treatments are marketed directly to patients in an attempt to bypass the expert opinion of the patient's treating physician(s).
Today, the explosion in online marketing campaigns is in part an attempt to bypass the mainstream critics and media altogether.
Re "Pardons on the Sly" (editorial, Jan . 25: I take issue with your suggestion that there was an attempt to bypass the Justice Department in seeking presidential commutations of the sentences imposed on Benjamin Berger, Jacob Elbaum, David Goldstein and Kalmen Stern, who were convicted of obtaining federal money intended for educational purposes and diverting it to other community uses.
More controversially, some political scientists see the growth of protest movements since the 1960s as a sign of declining faith in the traditional institutions of representative democracy, and an attempt to bypass them.
Greening's announcement of the reprogrammed funding, none of which will be disbursed as general budget support, was widely reported as an attempt to bypass the Kigali government in the wake of a November report (pdf) that, she said at the time, provided "credible and compelling" evidence of Rwandan support for the M23 militia in Congo.
What all these artificial constructions amount to for Uber, Airbnb and the like is an attempt to bypass laws enacted over decades precisely in order to protect both renters and landlords, taxi drivers and passengers.
