Sentence examples for backgrounds are bound to from inspiring English sources
Politics in India is big and messy: hundreds of millions of voters, from vastly different backgrounds, are bound to hold widely divergent views.
As the economy bumps along the bottom, the proverbial middle continues to feel squeezed, and public sector cuts begun to bite, there are many Conservatives who worry that their leadership's privileged backgrounds are bound to make it harder to persuade voters that, to coin a phrase, "we're all in this together".
Michael E. Botos, a lawyer who worked with Judge Middlebrooks at the Steel firm, said the judge's Democratic background was bound to become an issue.
Further to this, the intersection of oppression – being a black woman or a woman from a lower socio-economic background – is bound to increase your risk of incarceration, if not in the UK then definitely in the US.
Asked about the management rift, Mr. Theede would only say, "Yuri and I have different backgrounds, and we are bound to have our differences".
Against this background, liberal and secular Arabs are bound to feel uneasy.
Similarly, in ChIP-seq analysis in which reads from both strands are typically aggregated and compared to a background or empirical model, assessments are bound to be skewed due to failure to account for mappability.
