Sentence examples for binds from inspiring English sources

"The vaccine binds to the virus and prevents it from getting inside your cells in the first place," he says.

Once the trust that binds electorate and representatives is lost, it is not easy to recoup.

And then there are those who have made a living off their foreheads despite lacking the critical quality that binds all these higher types together: size.

Marriage is one of the most important institutions we have, it binds society and families together, it is a building block that promotes stability.

James Chamberlain, one of the Cotswold's joint masters, says these changes are by no means new, and argues that hunting remains a "social glue" that binds the countryside together.

Mr Pinochet is in his present pickle not because Chile has broken its promise to him but because the general made the mistake of swanning around the world on what turns out to have been the false assumption that the decision of Chile's polity binds the rest of the world's courts.

When a peptide binds to a thrombin molecule the reporter is released.

It is trying to free projects for new roads and metro lines from the red tape that binds them to the drawing board.Such efforts are urgent and should go further.

In a paper recently published in Langmuir, Dr Mian tested what happens when a vital chemical in mussel adhesive protein is exposed to wet silica, and calculated the amount of energy with which it binds the solid silica using a computer model.

This not only binds America and India closely; it also lets India buy uranium on international markets, and probably means it will soon build many more reactors.

In particular, they need a way to build a corporate culture: that intangible something that binds employees together and teaches them to understand instinctively the defining qualities of the business and the appropriate way to respond to any issue that confronts them.