Sentence examples for would have bypassed from inspiring English sources

Moreover, private infrastructure improvements would have bypassed poor regions such as the South.

The alternative – Grexit – would have bypassed purgatory but taken crisis train passengers straight to hell.

Without Griffin, the Big 12 player of the year, the road to the Final Four in San Antonio almost certainly would have bypassed Lincoln.

The ballot initiative would have bypassed not only that decision but also any scrutiny of the effect a superstore may have had on the town.

A deft Scharner stepover allowed the Dutchman in for a shot that would have bypassed a lesser keeper than Brad Friedel.

Most interestingly, Zuckerberg said he would have bypassed the Valley if he were that 21-year-old Harvard student starting Facebook tomorrow.

The presence of senescent cells within a tumour may be a favourable prognostic feature in cancer, as such cells would not have bypassed cellular damage checkpoints (Narita and Lowe, 2005).

Of course, to even be able to dig into the browser to begin with, that person would have had to have bypassed the iPhone's own passcode lock or Touch ID protection.

Procedural anaesthetists considered 89 % of the patients under their care would have been suitable to have bypassed the preoperative clinic if they were to have undergone cholecystectomy.

But this regulation in turn depended, to an important extent, on limited international capital flows; otherwise regulations made in Washington or elsewhere would have been bypassed via havens like, well, Cyprus.

Obering called the chances of such a glitch occurring "very rare". If it had happened during an actual crisis, with an enemy missile heading toward the United States, the system would have simply bypassed the faulty interceptor and launched another one, Obering said.