Sentence examples for it might bypass from inspiring English sources

"Magma could be heading along a dyke towards Askja, which last erupted in 1961, or it might bypass it and be injected northwards along a fissure that passes to the east of Askja, where there have been several earthquakes in the past week," he told BBC News.

This presented him with a dilemma: if he supported it, he would look like an American puppet, but if he opposed it, America might bypass the UN, invalidating Russia's biggest remaining claim to being a global power.

As the next generation of cooks comes of age, it seems that many might bypass restaurant kitchens altogether.

Bates said he hoped a young Melbourne architect would be commissioned for the future designs and added that the public might bypass it unless they were well aware of the events held at the venue.

She believes that young students might bypass this field because they think it's just about sitting down and programming.

It can be inferred from these data that one mechanism by which Dpo4 might bypass PdG is by accommodating both PdG and the 5′-neighboring template nucleotide within its spacious active site and incorporating an incoming nucleotide opposite the 5′-neighboring nucleotide.

Desserts are competent, though you might bypass them for some of the great cheeses.

Frustrated over delays in the Senate's consideration of two controversial nominees, President Bush says he might bypass Congress altogether and name them as recess appointments.

Regardless, Mr Kerry might bypass Mr Edwards, whose chief weakness has been his short service in government, for a more experienced running mate.

Six months ago at Trumpf, a machine tool maker in Baden-Württemberg, orders were up, sales were strong and there was a hope that the crisis might bypass the family-owned company that was founded in 1929.

Behind the News -- The decision to send "Avenue Q" to Las Vegas instead of creating a touring version had upset theater owners around the country, who feared that other Broadway productions might bypass them as well.