Sentence examples for started bypassing from inspiring English sources

This month, Bloomberg Businessweek published an article called "What Do Small Businesses Need Banks for, Anyway?" that talked about the decline of traditional small-business banking and asked what would happen if small businesses started bypassing banks entirely.

Here was retaliation for all the trouble Downing Street goes to in order to keep television happy; for slights of the Alastair Campbell days, when he and Tony Blair started bypassing the nationals and talking to the regionals; for politicians' temerity in accusing papers of trivialising issues.

Our inaugural mission sends us into the domain of "Shadow IT," a term that has increasingly been used to describe the way that people in companies have started bypassing the information technology department and creating technology solutions for themselves.

"In a little while, all my farmworkers started bypassing us," he said.

But as the Kurdish troops are pretty much the only ones standing up to the Islamic State — despite losing several towns to them in recent days — the Obama administration has started bypassing Baghdad, using the CIA to provide the peshmerga with light arms and ammunition.

"I'll tell you this, if we ever start bypassing the committees, they got to fight with me," warned Representative Charles B. Rangel, the Manhattan Democrat who would head the Ways and Means Committee.

This is an enlightened move on the part of 3. If people are going to start bypassing the mobile carriers with free Internet calls, the carriers might as well get in front of the trend and start cannibalizing themselves.

And we need to start bypassing gatekeepers and communicating to foot soldiers in one wing of the Tea Party what the leaders (and members) of the other actually believe.

To start, bypass the Good Humor bars sold by all the vendors, and head instead for the little lake just north of East 72d Street, Conservatory Water, where remote-controlled boats glide through the still waters.

The White House released the president's remarks online the moment he started speaking, bypassing the enormous private media apparatus dedicated to White House news coverage.

In the early 1990's, the family started to bypass food brokers and sell directly to consumers at farmers' markets in New York.