Sentence examples for bound to note from inspiring English sources

(I feel bound to note that our alternatives were our 1996 Jeep Cherokee Sport or a rent-a-Malibu. The average Bentley buyer already owns five or six vehicles, including a big Mercedes. So people who saw me on the Pennsylvania Turnpike were probably wondering what I had left behind).

This, your reporter is bound to note, is not a side of this distinguished theologian that's familiar to any but his inner circle.

We are bound to note that the economic and financial situation of numerous third world counties, especially the least developed among them, appears to have grown much worse.

But even MI5 was bound to note that he was critical of the Russian invasion of Hungary in 1956 and called for the right of free expression for Russian writers.

The eve of a long holiday weekend may not be the most propitious time to rail against junk food, but we feel duty bound to note that obesity was back in the spotlight this month as a major public health problem.

It is important to note that circulating LPA bound to carrier proteins such as albumin is unable to activate PPARγ due to limited internalization of the lipid-protein complex (Zhang et al., 2004).

According to Burkitt, the note reads: "Bound to the Patriarchal Cell in the Fortress of Alexandria.

To obtain the degree bounds, note that each vertex v∈ V G) with d G (v ≥3 can be replaced with a (directed) cycle of length d G (v), where each edge (arc) previously incident to v is now connected to a different vertex on the cycle.

Libyan society is already conservative and tradition-bound, they note, as well as religiously uniform, observing just one of the four accepted Sunni rites.Abdel Hakim Belhaj, Tripoli's new military commander, a veteran of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group denounced by Western governments for having links to al-Qaeda, is widely respected.

For our bounds, we note that a recent study (Levy et al. 2009) used 0.3% as a lower bound and 2.0% as an upper bound, representing the median values across experts for the 5th and 95th percentiles of the uncertainty distribution in the recent expert elicitation study.

"For years, Iran was out of bounds to lot of countries," Parsi noted.