Sentence examples for bound to know from inspiring English sources

Undoubtedly this longtime county sheriff (who appears still to be sheriff) was bound to know petitioner.

Matshes says that pathologists doing autopsies are ethically bound to know the subject's history.

The court is bound to know the law without taking the advice of ajur y on the subject.

Or, if predicting the recipient's reaction to a "trainer merkin" is too risky, here's a safe bet: the fashionable person in your life is bound to know the street-style star Veronika Heilbrunner.

After its adoption, the keeping of billiard or pool tables for hire was unlawful, and the plaintiff in error cannot be heard to complain for the money loss resulting from having invested his property in an occupation which was neither protected by the state nor the Federal Constitution, and which he was bound to know could lawfully be regulated out of existence.

In a small, familial state where it seems just one degree of separation lies between the million people living here, a resident of Rhode Island is bound to know a family in mourning tonight, or a family that is fidgeting in a hospital lobby, waiting for word on one of the 187 injured -- someone.

The Drosophila CCCH protein ZC3H3 regulates mRNA adenylation and nuclear export and also binds to known nuclear export factors [ 12].

In the GDP-bound state, Ras looses its ability to bind to known effectors.

Novel compounds that bind to known pockets within CCR5 have also been identified via fragment screening, and a fragment-based approach to target the TAR-Tat interaction was explored.

In addition, c-Myc binds to known mammalian replication origins [1].

Thus, defined PAMPs that bind to known PRRs are being specifically coupled to antigens to improve their immunogenicity.