Sentence examples for preferred to bypass from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moffett said the image of the cord-cutter had been that of a "cutting-edge technologist" who preferred to bypass cable to watch programming on computers and on an ever-proliferating array of devices.

The president preferred to bypass them all and employ a "special envoy" or retired military general to manage the civilian side.

Some New Yorkers prefer to bypass the transit system entirely.

Some Republican candidates deny press passes to journalists they consider to be part of the "liberal media," preferring to bypass the press in favor of a direct feed.

Some people prefer to bypass the purchase of a scanner and instead farm out the scanning — to India, where it can be done on the cheap.

In essence, they seem to prefer to bypass diplomatic efforts that would set the stage for a long-term peaceful and reciprocal relationship and continue to threaten them with destruction through military force.

Finally, we provide evidence that PrimPol prefers to bypass 8-oxo-dG in an accurate manner, clarifying previous qualitative suggestions to the contrary.

Most of the Yankees had been to the White House at least once already, and some would have probably preferred to sleep in and bypass the trip.

Beebe's approach was to develop "a world under siege, but not a bleak, dark, post-apocalyptic landscape"; Beebe preferred to avoid the saturated bleach bypass look.

He thought of butchering and packing the beef himself to bypass the middlemen who took the money while the rancher did the work, but the local stores preferred to stay with the chain suppliers.

Memorials preferred to NYU School of Law.