Sentence examples for it was bypassing from inspiring English sources

The BBC - heaven knows why - abandoned the eclipse once it had left British soil, emulating CNN which, because it was bypassing the US, almost completely ignored it, offering two minutes of half-hearted coverage from a reporter in Cornwall with a plant that failed to droop before heading back to the latest shootings.

The problem with Line's process here appears to be that it was bypassing Apple's in-app payment rules — i.e. circumventing the sanctioned in-app payment process via use of a virtual currency.

It seems likely that, because the museum was aware that it was bypassing a core guideline (and was also pressured by certain ideologically-driven constituencies, as Cohen detailed in her article), it had to implement this component in a quiet way, with modest scholarly vetting by a small, select group.

The "Bush boom," such as it was, bypassed most Americans — median family income, adjusted for inflation, has stagnated in the Bush years, and so have the real earnings of the typical worker.

Predictably, the oil ministry in Baghdad is not pleased that it was bypassed and has threatened penalties, including booting out Exxon from the next round of bidding for oil licenses in 2012.

This is a company so healthy that it was bypassed by the restructuring pains of the late 1980s and early 1990s, although it has largely underperformed the S&P 500 for more than 20 years.

It was bypassed by a newer bridge built over the Peshekee River on US 41/M-28 subsequently abandoned as a roadway.

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It was bypassed by a new dual carriageway in 1938 (which forms the A23's current route through the town), and then later to the east side of the town by the M23 motorway, which was opened in 1975.

Since that time, the bridge over the Dead River has survived a flood in 2003, and it was bypassed in 2010 by a new section of road with another bridge over the river.

The government will retain stakes in many companies and it is bypassing the tendering process for others.