Sentence examples for intention of bypassing from inspiring English sources

The record companies say they have no intention of bypassing the record stores, and, in fact, there are situations under which the stores could thrive in the digital music market.

But there are other means of bypassing democracy.

There's no thought of bypassing Adam Wainwright.

Major airlines from Delta to Turkish Airlines have announced their intention to bypass the country.

I'll fudge my daughter's age at overpriced theme parks, talk my way into a free trial class, knowing I have no intention of signing up and bypass rules of the road (The rolling stop is a favorite move of mine as is right on red, no u-turn... Basically, I'm a menace to society).

With the best intentions, prior directors bypassed the step of seeking advice from the rank and file who cried out for progressive change but were neither consulted nor otherwise engaged.

Improved pump design and membrane technology, along with simplified circuit design have prompted many hospitals that do not offer ECMO to place patients on bypass with the intention of transporting them to ECMO referral center (centers of regional excellence).

– Surgery is the only therapeutic measure that may reestablish digestive transit and allow – according to the evolution of the patient – treatment with the intention of eradicating or palliating the obstruction by intestinal bypass.

The timing of the launch prompted headlines that the initiative was a device to bypass Amazon, but Chantal Restivo-Alessi, chief digital officer at HarperCollins, says she never had any intention of competing with the internet company.

It is for this reason that some employers will want to bypass this potentially lengthy process and label your dismissal a "redundancy", but with the full intention of replacing you.

Still, she has every intention of returning.