Sentence examples for since bypassed from inspiring English sources

The owners have since bypassed the septic system by hooking Ms. Parris's home up to the town sewer line, but the dispute is not over.

In truth, says Ofer Shagan, a businessman who owns the world's largest shunga collection, technology has long since bypassed the censors: books of prints sell in droves.

Eighty-five percent of the rural two-lane highway, long since bypassed by the Interstate system, is still open, although it is not marked as such on standard road maps.

Several historic bridges from the National Road, since bypassed by newer bridges, are still present along the route of Alt US 40, including the Casselman Bridge over the Casselman River in Grantsville and a bridge in Clarysville.

Since bypassing the Caucasus was easy for horsemen, movement from the northern to the southern grasslands occurred repeatedly.

Since bypassing causes changes to the schedule, there are added direct data transports between function units and the schedule is more compact, leading to more activity per cycle.

To his detractors, it was a step toward quasi-authoritarian action, since he bypassed any consensus decision from his coalition partners as well as a Parliamentary vote.

It will be interesting to see how the move sits with the rest of the Liberal Party, especially since Abbott bypassed the approval of his colleagues and went straight to the Queen.

But since Speaker Newt Gingrich bypassed seniority in picking a couple of chairmen in 1995, other considerations have come into play.

Riots in the streets can be bypassed, since most political demonstrations are announced in the press a day or two in advance or take place as a result of some well-known public event, like an election rally or strike.

Moreover, it seemed for a time that the House of Lords' veto on progressive legislation would be bypassed, since the custom of the constitution forbade the upper house from interfering with the budget.