Sentence examples for bound to close from inspiring English sources
The International Labour Organisation suggests that 20m jobs will be lost, globally, this year, and gives warning that the rich are bound to close doors.The lessons from other big downturns suggest that migrants will suffer.
In a 62-page court filing Tuesday, Dow Chemical said it was not bound to close its acquisition of Rohm & Haas, and argued that the deal would hurt both companies.
Whatever the reasoning, the Happy Ride is bound to close the gap between bicyclists and orgasm enthusiasts everywhere.
The "friend" who took you out to dinner to celebrate a professional achievement (yours) and told you that the place you worked was bound to close soon.
He never once mentioned his energy agenda, which would also cost billions and is bound to face close scrutiny.
I just had a strong sense that the news media, feeding on itself, had lost sight of reality and that the election was bound to be close.
However, on these occasions the claims made were so spectacular that they were bound to attract close scrutiny, and thus be exposed eventually.
There is bound to be close scrutiny of oil deals struck when the Iraqi dictator was handing them out on political merit rather than for proper tender.
It estimated that lower bound to be "close to, but a little above, zero". .
Besides creating chemotactic intermediates such as anaphylatoxin C3a and especially C5a, iC3b produced after IC-induced classical complement activation and covalently bound to surfaces close to ICs will bind PMN via complement receptors.
