Sentence examples for started to bypass from inspiring English sources

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

The difficulties in Doha may have breathed new life into the quest for Asian free trade agreements, but I imagine the strongest impetus for the EU came when our competitors started to bypass Doha.

He has been a voluble exponent of a controversial "missing heat" theory that somehow the extra energy from global warming has started to bypass the atmosphere (hence the stalling in surface temperatures) and is storing up in the deep ocean; so perhaps he does accept the plateau.

The hate is starting to bypass the love for me.

In both groups, IL-6 values started to increase following cardiopulmonary bypass, reached peak values at postoperative 6th hours, and then began to decline.

In both groups, IL-2R values started to rise following cardiopulmonary bypass, and this increase continued up to postoperative 24th hour.

Bright orange signs have already started to appear at the airport, informing travelers of the new "Monorail Bypass" arrangements that will start this weekend.

If people start using Siri to bypass search, that is a huge threat to Google.

Julius Peppers and Ronald Curry, two football players who would be starting for Doherty, chose to bypass basketball to prepare for the N.F.L. draft.

The Wall Street Journal, citing "administration officials," reported late Thursday that the White House was "drafting options" that would allow Obama to bypass Congress and start transferring detainees to the US where they would continue to be held indefinitely at undisclosed prisons.

Starting to the east of Nantwich on the Nantwich bypass the dual carriageway Shavington bypass running north of Hough and Shavington.