Sentence examples for worth bypassing from inspiring English sources
The commercials are a nuisance mainly because they don't advertise anything even remotely close to what I'm interested in, so it might be worth bypassing with the $4.99 Unlimited plan or $9.99 Premium, which lets you take it mobile (full details here).
But, then, in 2008, he got a bit too cocky when he auctioned off two hundred million dollars' worth of art, fresh from his studio, at Sotheby's, bypassing dealers entirely.
The once powerful argument about the Amur's strategic worth was shattered for good when the trans-Siberian railway was built, bypassing the river's mouth.And so, today, the undeveloped Amur is a glorious exception to other rivers.
African and Asian countries such as Ghana, Nigeria, China, Pakistan, India, and Vietnam are turning into illegal e-waste hubs, bypassing the legitimate global waste and recycling market that is thought to be worth $410bn a year.
Under the latest rules, the long search for a place to store Britain's stockpile of 50 years' worth of the most radioactive waste from power stations, weapons and medical use can be ended by bypassing local planning.
It is also worth mentioning that we observe a slight preference among Ukrainians for a direct referral to medical specialist and bypassing a GP.
Great idea, bypassing costly lawyers.
It is not bypassing anybody".
Bypassing the execs isn't even new.
