Sentence examples for base is bound to from inspiring English sources

But the fact that insurgents got well inside the naval base is bound to reignite questions about Pakistani security, especially for its fast-growing nuclear arsenal, now believed to be around 100 weapons.

That embedded base is bound to outweigh that of 3 million-plus new owners.

President Barack Obama's budget, which will be introduced on Wednesday, takes a political position that some of his base is bound to bemoan.

The victory, said by the groups to have been led by two foreign men in an armored vehicle who carried out a suicide attack to breach the defenses of the Minakh air base, was bound to boost the morale of an insurgency that has faltered in recent months with rebels fighting among themselves and losing long-held ground to the army.

The metacarpal bases are bound to the bones of wrist by tough ligaments, but further out, towards the fingers themselves, they are held fairly loosely.

In terms of structure, the difference between Morpholinos and DNA is that, while Morpholinos have standard nucleic acid bases, those bases are bound to morpholine rings instead of deoxyribose rings and linked through phosphorodiamidate groups instead of phosphates.

The outpouring of emotion from a proud but battered fan base in Baltimore is bound to be extraordinary.

Professor Edward Deci, a leading researcher in the study of human motivation, told the New York Times that trying to form a relationship based on bribery is bound to end in failure.

At the Big Think, Tauriq Moousa argues that basing morality on God is bound to fail.

What all this shows, if more evidence was needed, is that an anti-piracy strategy based largely on enforcement is bound to fail.

But projecting a rosy future based on what's trendy today is bound to be disappointing.