Sentence examples for were bypassed by from inspiring English sources

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

It all fell into place, according to Weissman, when another group showed that red blood cells expressing CD47 were bypassed by macrophages, but those without CD47 were eaten.

Country towns increased in number and size, although those that were bypassed by the railway suffered decline.

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.

Fortunately, we were bypassed by the damage that can occur to landscaping, cars, even humans when slabs of the ice dam break apart and fall to the ground.

When studying these issues at university, however, I quickly became aware of how often issues facing black, Asian and minority ethnic, queer, disabled and trans women were bypassed by the mainstream feminist movement.

Christian refugees are being bypassed by the big UN organisations".

The current system for regulating dangerous biological agents is bypassed by DNA synthesis.

For whatever reason, his finesse was bypassed by the pace of the game.

Making hay in Transylvania, which appears to have been bypassed by the endless march of technology.

"It's bypassed by the main trade routes and is well off the popular tourist trails.