Sentence examples similar to smart to bypass from inspiring English sources
ISPs may offer free (or paid) filtering services and the same filters will remain on public Internet access points in libraries and schools (unless the kid is smart enough to bypass those and/or stupid enough to look at porn on a library computer).
Apple's smartest move, however, has been to bypass the giant game studios and the brick-and-mortar game stores to connect the geeks with the mass market directly.
The smart money says the AMPTP is simply going to bypass the writers' guild and make a boilerplate deal with DGA.
He also took the lead in the smart gun proposal, deferring that when legislative leaders agreed to bypass the committee and to approve a compromise package that protects the rest of the governor's proposals.
Used with something like a smart TV, it means that you'll be safe to bypass security measures only when you're at home, where your device is unlikely to be pickpocketed or left behind.
Unlike Apple, Samsung, is able to bypass the need for a streaming media device because it built smart TV services directly into a number of its television sets.
But such restrictions are easy to bypass.
Mr Modi anyway likes to bypass them.
MP3 enables them to bypass the gatekeepers.
I have to bypass that word.
