It is no mystery: when the privileged in rich, western societies became a majority, they were bound to move to the right, since they had much to conserve.
Still, cloud computing and SaaS are emerging business models, and CFOs, controllers, treasurers and others who hold the keys to a company's profit are bound to move forward with caution.
Another thing to note is that when you wear a significantly large piece of jewelry, it is bound to move around.
Dr. Sternberg said she was legally bound to move forward with the magnet plan for New Lebanon.
For a small-town practitioner, these appointments can be a lucrative source of income; to remain in the good graces of the judges who dole them out, some lawyers feel bound to move cases quickly.
Musk stressed the production challenges repeatedly in his initial comments regarding the car, in fact, noting that the manufacturing process for something as complex as this vehicle is bound to occur on an S-curve, and that there are "10,000 unique components in the car," with production speed ultimately bound to move only "as fast as the slowest one".
As the ICTV strives to develop a universal system of nomenclature approved by all virologists (17 ), it is bound to move cautiously before changing all the current, official names of virus species.
Even if sliding is rapid, the off-rate must be correspondingly low so that the enzyme remains bound long enough to move an appreciable distance [ 34].
Once people saw the facts, the evidence, the black and white figures...they were bound to be moved and to take action.
Formation of the dynein/dynactin complex may help displace Lis1 and Nudel (McKenney et al., 2011) and convert dynein from a strongly microtubule-attached state (with Lis1 bound) to a rapidly moving processive state (with dynactin bound).
