Sentence examples for bound to be seen from inspiring English sources

Any such move would be bound to be seen by the Kremlin as a hostile act.

"It was bound to be seen as discrimination against some EU countries".

The appointment of De Bleeckere is bound to be seen by Real and Mourinho as another provocation by Uefa, which they suspect of favouring Barcelona.

Still, Panahi's arrest is bound to be seen as part and parcel of repression that has seen thousands of opposition supporters detained in the last few months.

Any intervention would be controversial, and bound to be seen by left-wingers as a desperate attempt to prevent a Corbyn victory.

But the move is bound to be seen as an attempt to forestall any leadership challenge in the the wake of the poor showing.

I asked my nutrition pro colleagues to weigh in on the items you are bound to be seeing (and eating) a lot more of soon.

Her husband interjects: "You're bound to be ambivalent, you're bound to have different attitudes, you're bound to see different sides.

However, in the sample that was not boiled (lane 3), a faint protein band bound to AuNP was seen at the 116 kDa level.

Binding to nucleosomes was seen at much lower concentrations than binding to dsDNA (compare Figs 3 and 4).

In some cases, transcripts in the yolk can also be seen bound to filopodia-like processes.