Sentence examples for may have bypassed from inspiring English sources

If the sale took place, it may have bypassed Italian export controls.

But the numbers indicate that the boom may have bypassed many others, particularly those in the state's largest urban areas.

Bindra, whose company, Abhinav Futuristics, sells controllers for computer games, may have bypassed some of these problems.

Perhaps, in fact, it was the other way around: after several years of calm in Beirut's newly-constructed upscale shopping district, the newer buildings may have bypassed shatterproof panes altogether.

According to Pace, many workers who turn up undocumented in an audit may have come onboard before the use of E-Verify, while others may have bypassed it with someone else's name and Social Security number. .

Thereby, we surmised that either CWD prions may have bypassed amplification in the LRS of these deer or were no longer present at detectable levels in the periphery.

The whole experience may seem a bit old school but too many of today's professional players have bypassed that kind of experience.

We may soon realize that the biggest inconvenient truth of our energy independence is that we have bypassed the moment to practice self restraint.

The ballot initiative would have bypassed not only that decision but also any scrutiny of the effect a superstore may have had on the town.

In mouse cell lines, the TCR signals may have been bypassed upon transformation, and hence such stimulation has little effect.

That is, the classification of primary and secondary Gbs only based in the recurrence of the glioma may be misleading, because early clinical signs or symptoms may have been bypassed.