Sentence examples for not bypassed from inspiring English sources

But modernisation has not bypassed the town entirely.

If it's unsafe why have they not bypassed the fences [earlier at the meeting] in the back straight?

But the Marine Corps officials said the colonel, Nolan Schmidt, was not bypassed for promotion because of the V-22 program's many problems, which have included production delays, cost overruns and fatal crashes.

And upon hearing Monday that Ms. Palin had known of the pregnancy of her 17-year-old daughter, Bristol, before accepting the vice-presidential slot, some wondered why she had not bypassed the offer in order to spare her daughter the scrutiny.

A Republican couple I spoke with several times in Cullman, Kerry and Johnny Green, say that Obama would have fared much better in Alabama had he not bypassed the state but had instead chosen to shake some hands, make his case.

Aside from revived competition from the front-drive cars of G.M. and DaimlerChrysler, the S.U.V. craze has not bypassed police departments: Chevy Tahoes, Ford Explorers and Jeep Cherokees are among the utility vehicles being used for police work, particularly when it involves off-road duty or severe weather conditions.

It is not bypassing anybody".

The National Popular Vote plan does not bypass the Electoral College.

The key is to partner with experienced NGOs and not bypass local authorities, he adds.

That means, among other things, working with and through local partners and governments not bypassing them.

And men (daring ones, that is) are not bypassing the trend.