Sentence examples for to bypass in favour of from inspiring English sources

Exuding charm and determination, strength and vulnerability, he is the sort of male lead great Hollywood screenwriters aspire to create, but that video games have tended to bypass in favour of gritty, cynical sociopaths on mindless quests for retribution.

Ways to reduce delays in doing coronary angioplasty after STEMI onset include early recognition of symptoms by patients and prehospital diagnosis by paramedics so that the emergency room can be bypassed in favour of direct admission to the catheterisation laboratory.

What Herzog doesn't realise is that through marriage, however much he hated it, he had access to universality: the "I and the not-I" were bypassed in favour of a third thing, the "it".

A strong and enduring strain of German art has been bypassed in favour of works large or loud enough to fill these palatial rooms.

360 can be seen as a direct attempt to counteract the app-store effect which has seen operators been bypassed in favour of 3rd party app stores.

When he laid claim to the SVP's one and only cabinet seat in 1999, he was bypassed in favour of his party colleague Samuel Schmid, a much more accommodating figure whom Mr Blocher subsequently branded as "only half an SVP minister".

Names like Davide Romani, Paolo Ginlolio and Rudy Trevisi, that had appeared on many of GMP's biggest hits were bypassed in favour of the American performers Petrus now had access to.

Pleasant chitchat is bypassed in favour of page after page of facts on absolutely everything.

Evidence and statistics were bypassed in favour of opinions and anecdotes on side-line topics..."....

"Craft activities often get bypassed in favour of painting and drawing, and some of the computer equipment is prohibitively expensive.

If that means depositing papers in open-access repositories, publishers who forbid that will simply be bypassed in favour of those that are not stuck in the 1990s.