Sentence examples for to circumventing from inspiring English sources
verb
To avoid or get around something; to bypass
The geographic restrictions caused millions of players around the world to resort to circumventing the region lock by either sideloading the app on Android or downloading it on an iPhone using a US iTunes account.
The mayor once said such a move would amount to "circumventing the will of the public": New York City voters approved the limits in a referendum in 1993 and reaffirmed that vote in 1996.
For initiation fees upward of $10,000, in addition to annual dues, the clubs deliver amenities not found in the typical base lodge, from white-tablecloth restaurants to slopeside lounges and, yes, to circumventing the lift lines.
The smash-hit game has yet to be officially launched outside of Australia, New Zealand and the US, with Niantic struggling to meet the server demands of existing players, but plays across the world have resorted to circumventing the region lock by sideloading the app on Android or downloading it with a US iTunes account on an iPhone.
A popular modeling approach to circumventing the aforementioned problems is the use of neural field equations.
We thus conclude that the tally server algorithm is a successful approach to circumventing classical on-node memory constraints en route to unprecedentedly detailed Monte Carlo reactor simulations.
Too many parked cars to circumvent.
Some have proposed reforms to circumvent paralysis.
Rumsfeld evidently intended to circumvent that process.
Boxee has found ways to circumvent this.
"There are ways to circumvent this.
