Sentence examples for might bypass from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

There was once a hope that Internet payment schemes might bypass the bank payment system, but one by one the schemes have been squashed by banks' incumbency.Take Earthport.

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.

Do they slow the bandwagon down to try to redirect it to other destinations it might otherwise bypass?

Further investigating the book-binding decoration materials requires a new methodology: it should be based on techniques which might successfully bypass the limits presented in this paper.

We might just bypass the internets and go directly to Cannes with it.

However, even with a well-established selection protocol, some unwanted species with unexpected characteristics might still bypass the selection criteria and in our case, dominated the whole population.

Accordingly, we can speculate that in the absence (such as in D4 and D4 D9 mutants) of these systems, the cell might somehow bypass this defect by increasing the ability to move in the environment in order to "escape" and to explore spaces and niches where the concentration of the toxic compounds is lower.