Sentence examples for they were bypassed from inspiring English sources

E.P.A. experts normally study regulations before they are issued, but they were bypassed.

Civil servants at junior grades have complained that they were bypassed even if they proposed good ideas.

They were bypassed by Eden and his cabinet - presumably because they knew that what they were planning was plainly illegal.

When managing West Ham, Allardyce's centre-backs barely touched the ball, sometimes making as few as five passes per game because they were bypassed by long goalkicks.

Particularly, the methyl substitutions at carbon 3 would have rendered pristane recalcitrant, unless they were bypassed by a β-decarboxymethylation event (Cantwell et al. 1978).

In particular, they pressed for the ability to use disaster relief money to link the two rail systems; under previous standards, the money could only have been used to rebuild the subway and PATH lines more or less as they were, bypassing each other without any connections.

With so many temptations in the paths of tourists, it was perhaps just a matter of time before they were bypassing slot machines in favor of malls, their pursuit of the perfect tank top or stiletto heel eating into ever larger chunks of their vacation time.

But the Papuan leaders, who have long been pressing for independence from Indonesia, say they fear that BP is taking sides with the Indonesian government, as they are bypassed from all the lasting benefits.

These nuclei are destroyed by nuclear fusion reactions at temperatures lower than that needed to convert hydrogen into helium, and they are bypassed by the production of carbon from helium.

Perhaps they're bypassing the proliferating new brands in favor of old standbys.

In the meantime, she said, "they're bypassing the troublesome hardware" for urine collection with a "special receptacle" attached to the toilet.