bypass
Example Sentences
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Investors are betting that at some point companies will be able to make their own customized versions of these applications at a lower cost, bypassing software subscriptions.
From Barron's
King County describes the diversions program as a way of “bypassing prosecution and jail time” and instead connecting lawbreakers with case managers, housing and other taxpayer-funded support.
Drug companies didn’t depend on selling them through bariatric surgeons or nutritionists, but bypassed specialists through widespread public marketing.
Christmas and early new year have barely passed us and the spirit of goodwill has certainly bypassed football management!
From BBC
Evans proposed funding going directly to schools, bypassing councils who he said "top-sliced" the cash.
From BBC
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