Sentence examples for should bypass from inspiring English sources

In some circumstances, technology can and should bypass politics.

If the ECB does deploy QE, it should bypass banks more inclined to hoard than lend.

But that doesn't mean you should bypass the old timey cafes and parrillas.

Ms. Taylor's mother, who very much directed the household, felt she should bypass college and get a job.

Men should bypass the cliché matador look, with those embarrassing tight pants, and go for the stately equestrian style of the local horsemen.

MPs should bypass the 350,000 members in the country, who last year rejected Mr Clarke in a ballot, he said.

Should universities bypass the media and communicate with the public directly?

One rule was that a writer should not bypass official censorship by offering manuscripts directly to publishers abroad.

Pickings for culture vultures may not be plentiful in a city so firmly focused on the future but first-time visitors should not bypass the Dubai Museum.

Our critical reading of the book should not bypass two very important blocks of patterns, powered by innovation and education, respectively.

last week told the Huffington Post the same thing, arguing that Obama should simply bypass the Senate.