Sentence examples for which bypassed from inspiring English sources

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.

But employees on the accounts receivable team could also practice "emergency generating of invoices," which bypassed most of the steps, the bureau report said.

However, hurricane Katrina, which bypassed Florida as it rolled across the Gulf of Mexico, did $41bn of damage to New Orleans and nearby areas.

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

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

On the other hand, Russia's planned South Stream pipeline, which bypasses Ukraine, is seen as a threat in Kiev.

Both are excited about the sort of activism they have found with CAG, which bypasses the traditional parties' youth wings.

The Soylent slurry, which bypasses the tactile experience of eating, isn't that far away conceptually from Google Glass, which projects data from apps directly onto the retina.