Sentence examples for bound to explain from inspiring English sources
But some options are more beneficial than others, and medical experts are morally bound to explain the difference, as David Gorski told me recently.
At a time when budgets are tight, the Scottish government is duty bound to explain to taxpayers why they are being asked to foot the bill for the tuition fees of foreign nationals".
So I feel duty bound to explain that Sardine's eight stars are not for elaborate technique or skill, or grandstanding with "theatre", or luxury ingredients, but for sheer, grin-inducing enjoyment.
Whereas many causes underlie health disparities, unequal access to healthcare services is bound to explain a significant portion of the observed inequality [ 3].
I felt duty-bound to explain this was an important part of both skiing and snow.
It has been recently well established that most of if not all the inflammatory activity was not contained in the HMGB1 protein, but rather in bacterial contaminants bound to it, explaining TLR-dependent cell activation, HMGB1 only playing a role of chaperone for bacterial products, including LPS [28, 29].
It has been recently well established that most of if not all the inflammatory activity was not contained in the HMGB1 protein, but rather in bacterial contaminants bound to it, explaining TLR-dependent cell activation, HMGB1 only playing a role of chaperone for bacterial products, including LPS [ 28, 29].
Many people accepted this long silence as the price of an election in its home stretch (and don't forget that Palin, after being picked by McCain, never gave one at all, perhaps sensing that at least one reporter was bound to ask her to explain the difference between a country and a continent).
If corporations choose not to comply with certain code recommendations, they are bound only to explain why.
Through the use of systemized models, these various concepts are bound together to explain how 'team processes' (for example, leadership and communication) predict 'team outputs' (for example, error and team effectiveness).
The reason: retailers don't necessarily want to put all of their pricing online and be bound to those numbers, explains Reichert.
