Sentence examples for bound to helping from inspiring English sources

Besides his dedication to his own religion, and his unwillingness to prevent Clementina from being dedicated to her own, he says that he is bound to helping the Porretta family.

Where candidates do not offer their own high jinks, outside groups are bound to help them.

Paul (Bogart), who is married, wants a steady job but feels bound to help Joe realize his plan.

"Demand management is where to start, because it's bound to save money, it's bound to help keep the lights on at peak and it's bound to be sustainable because you're turning it off.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.56am BST11 56 Today's unemployment figures are bound to help David Cameron at PMQs today.

Vijay Rupani, General Secretary, Bharatiya Janata Party in Gujarat: "Totally negative campaign against the B.J.P. by both the Congress and Gujarat Parivartan Party was bound to help us.

The sheer scale of LeBron James's scholarship programme, which amounts to tens of millions of dollars, is bound to help many young people for the rest of their lives, although it may do little outside Akron.

"We often hear about the need to restructure the economies of the poorer countries and about the wealthier nations being duty bound to help them accomplish this," Mr. Havel said.

I suppose that will now change, what with his 14 man-of-the-match performances for United and the experience gained from 13 league starts bound to help end their drought.

But giving communities a big voice in setting their own priorities is bound to help make sure social value provisions really do have a positive impact on the ground – as is good dialogue.

Aside from the realities of price and space, the requirements set by New York landlords are also bound to help turn a bright-eyed first-time renter's outlook grim.