Sentence examples for which bypass from inspiring English sources

Myriad electronic-trading systems, which bypass investment banks, will drive profits down further.

Warring factions include cash-for-clothes collections which bypass charities and high-street fashion companies re-using clothing, fibres and scraps.

Adjusting the levels of these chemicals in the body will effect changes which bypass decision-making and make certain behaviour, for all practical purposes, automatic.

Recalls, which bypass party primaries, can have unexpected results; California tried one in 2003 and ended up with a cyborg as governor.

Where this has been forced into other trade agreements, it has allowed big corporations to sue governments before secretive arbitration panels composed of corporate lawyers, which bypass domestic courts and override the will of parliaments.

Jack Dorsey, Twitter's co-founder, retweeted the company's advice — in Turkish — about how to post tweets using S.M.S., while other Turks on Twitter sang the praises of their V.P.N. services, which bypass local Internet providers.

Zimbabwe already gets about $1 billion a year in humanitarian aid, which bypasses the government.

The columns were collected into novel form, whose success led to further volumes which bypassed the initial newspaper serialisation.

According to a Lebanese security official, the reconstruction was financed largely by Iran, which bypassed the Lebanese government.

Smith had originality, great courage and a charm which bypassed colleagues to maintain his popularity with the general public.

The slump began in earnest after the opening in 1959 of the St Lawrence Seaway, which bypassed the Erie Canal.