Sentence examples for we have bypassed from inspiring English sources

Well, at least we have bypassed the smug married phase and we can go straight back into looking for lurve.

But we have bypassed it, defending a place like Guantanamo as a savvy, fast-moving response to modern threats of terrorism, even though the military tribunals there have proved far clumsier than civilian courts at prosecuting terrorists.

We may soon realize that the biggest inconvenient truth of our energy independence is that we have bypassed the moment to practice self restraint.

By using a metabolic labeling approach that can easily be adapted to other viruses, we have bypassed the requirement for high concentrations of reducing agents during labeling.

Using our in vitro differentiation protocol we have bypassed the effects of DC interaction with the splenic microenvironment, and thus we can argue that our system allows us to directly investigate the effect of class II MHC ubiquitination on antigen presentation, rather than on dendritic cell development.

By screening mel-28 larvae we have bypassed the requirement for mel-28 in the embryo, uncovering pleiotropic functions for mel-28 later in development that are normally provided by other genes.

If we had bypassed the rapid charge at Dungannon and gone straight to Enniskillen we probably would have made it, but it would have emptied the tank.

We've bypassed destinations we know as well as the rooms in our house, sometimes driving as much as twelve to fifteen miles out of our way before realizing we've missed our mark.

We seem to have bypassed all that nasty burning stuff.

Second, in this study we focussed on labour market disadvantage as one possible intermediate exposure at the structural level (Blane, Kelly-Irving, Errico, Bartley, & Montgomery, 2013) and, thus, we surely may have bypassed other important exposures during adulthood, including behavioural, material or psychosocial exposures (e.g. social support or work stress).

They could have bypassed them completely.