Sentence examples for bound to persist from inspiring English sources
But the volatility is bound to persist.
And finally, the problem of the long season bleeding into June is bound to persist next season because of the Olympic break.
As such, the tension between DC and Marvel's assertion of ownership and their characters' status as pop cultural barometers of the times is bound to persist.
Speculation is bound to persist that Kempton suits Long Run better than Cheltenham, where he has been beaten on both visits.
He was described before his debut as "McGrath with an outswinger" – a comparison with England's tormenter-in-chief for over a decade that is bound to persist and also send a shiver down Andrew Strauss's spine with the Ashes looming.
It also hopes that tighter budgets may prompt governments to continue to flog assets.Long-term concerns over Macquarie's model are bound to persist for as long as the world is worried about financing, accounting, disclosure and complex financial structures.
HN incorporation into new virus particles could be hindered when shortly after de novo synthesis of HN protein all of the HN is bound to receptors and these complexes persist.
But if big deficits persist, taxes seem bound to rise after the election.
Joe Girardi acknowledged that as Sabathia's struggles persisted, doubts were bound to creep in.
Like Hp, Hpr binds free heme with high-affinity, but the resulting Hpr-Hb complex does not bind to CD163; instead it persists in the serum bound to apolipoprotein L1 (ApoL1) (Nielsen et al. 2006).
Unlike reactive flame retardants, PBDEs are not chemically bound to products, increasing their potential to leach into and persist in the environment (Sjödin et al. 2003).
