Sentence examples for bound to accelerate from inspiring English sources

And it seems bound to accelerate.

Indeed, popular discontent is bound to accelerate as both Democrats and Republicans intensify their campaign fund-raising this summer.

There already has been a nearly 50 percent drop in the portion of liberal arts majors over the past generation, and that trend is bound to accelerate.

One of the side effects of online dating is that it is bound to accelerate social stratification, as highly educated people become more efficient at finding and marrying one another.

The heads of the Senate and House intelligence committees, appearing on CNN's "State of the Union" program two weeks ago, and reporting on a recent trip to Afghanistan, said the Taliban were gaining ground, something that is bound to accelerate once the NATO troops give way to Afghan-led forces.

She thinks the growth of internet-connected TVs is bound to accelerate a shift away from old-fangled channel-hopping.That would be bad news for the BBC, which is already retrenching after its licence fee was frozen until at least 2017.

Old-style sets are on their way out, a trend that is bound to be accelerated even further by Sony's decision to end production of traditional cathode ray tubes in Japan to focus exclusively on newer display technologies.

Once bound to thrombin, TM accelerates protein C activation, triggers its own proteolytic degradation, and releases the resultant soluble form of thrombomodulin (sTM) to serum [ 11].

A very important phenomenon of desorption of hydrophobic pollutants tightly bound to soil particles is accelerated by biosurfactants.

Attributing to the SiO2 with the surface functional monomer and the QDs with functional group, SAs molecules are attracted to the QDs and bound to the SiO2 surface, hence accelerating the growth of homogeneous recognition sites on the surface of SiO2 and guaranteeing the distance between the recognition sites and the QDs.

Unfortunately, though, this throws up the possibility of a collision with something bound to burrow down deeply against the accelerating hoopla.