Sentence examples for bound more closely from inspiring English sources
Suffixes are bound more closely than prefixes to the stems or root elements of words.
The company's fortunes are bound more closely with Trump's than are those of competing conservative publications like the Daily Caller.
When a subordinate repeats an obviously ridiculous claim he or she is degraded, and bound more closely to the leader.
Upper-level bureaucrats came entirely from the nobility, as did the army's officer corps; in this way nobles were bound more closely than ever to the state.
And though DfID will survive as a separate department, it will be bound more closely to the FCO and the Ministry of Defence by a proposed national security council.Yet there are no plans so far for more radical reforms.
It's been suggested that some artificial cannabinoid compounds found in Spice act more strongly on, and bind more closely to, the brain's receptors than tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the chemical responsible for most of the psychological effects of ordinary cannabis.
That she, too, had literary ambitions only bound her more closely to her father.
But as Essie Mae Washington-Williams and the Thurmond family reminded us earlier this month, white and black southerners are bound together more closely than most are prepared to admit.
The Essenes, says Josephus, are bound together more closely than these other sects: they constitute, in fact, a brotherhood that has something in common with the Pythagoreans.
All 17 members of the European Union that use the euro, plus 6 other members — Denmark, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania and Bulgaria — agreed to subscribe to a new treaty, which binds them more closely, enforces more fiscal discipline and makes it harder to break the rules.
Dithiazole DB1998 binds to ATGA strongly with a Δ Tm of 14.1 °C but also binds equally strongly to AATT with a Δ Tm of 15.1 °C and thus has poor sequence selectivity, while dithiophene DB1255 and closely related compounds bind more weakly to 5′-AATT-3′ (AATT Δ Tm = 7.5 °C).
