Sentence examples for which has bypassed from inspiring English sources

Jairam Ramesh, an independent-minded official of the Congress party, observes scathingly that "India is the only country in the world which has bypassed industry".

The world should know about the damage that has been done to Turkish democracy by the Bush government, which, has bypassed the sentiments of the Turkish people, preferring to cooperate with the army.

They will not be rescued by the rising tide of home prices, which has bypassed many parts of the country.

At the heart of his mission is a complicated task: to promise a strong U.S. commitment to Japan, South Korea and other allies without provoking too much concern in China, which has bypassed Japan to become the second-largest economy in the world.

Within three minutes, the water, which had bypassed the sandbagged flood doors and instead entered through vents and ducts, was pouring down the stairs of the buildings, filling their basements with 10 to 15 feet of water.

Another stiff fight ensured with a group of Germans in dug-outs by the side of the road, before the company was able to meet up with its fellow units which had bypassed the village and were already established to the north and east of the area.

Evidence supports the altered regulation of Wnt genes in cells which have bypassed senescence and undergone transformation.

First, much of the international aid on which the country is so reliant has bypassed the Haitian government, businesses and institutions, missing a chance to help strengthen them, according to the IMF.

It was left to André Maurois, Cocteau's official welcomer, to supply "the homage to Tharaud which Cocteau had bypassed".

In 1828, there was a proposal to build a canal from West Stockwith on the River Trent to the River Don at Doncaster, which would have bypassed the Stainforth and Keadby.

The decision by Justice Tingling included language that some lawyers took as a broad attack on Mr. Bloomberg's style of governance, which has frequently bypassed the cumbersome legislative process for environmental and health initiatives.