Sentence examples for bound to replace from inspiring English sources

At some point, Smith is bound to replace Sanchez, whether it happens in two weeks or four or some other time.

The authority is bound to replace each of the 1,506 lost apartments with new ones, and it can proceed in stages only after construction of the replacements has begun.

He said European leaders should not allow the expectation to grow that countries such as Britain "will always side with uprisings in the naive belief that benevolent liberal democracy is bound to replace existing regimes, fundamentally imperfect as they are".

Adoptee-led advocacy organizations -- like the Adoption Policy and Reform Collaborative -- sprung up and are bound to replace the organizations their adoptive parents founded, like PEAR (Parents for Ethical Adoption Reform).

Renewable feedstocks are bound to gradually replace sources of fossil origin (oil, gas and coal), both as fuel and as raw materials for the chemical industry.

Thus, AIs are bound to progressively replace tamoxifen for the first-line treatment of postmenopausal patients with ER-positive cancers (Smith and Dowsett, 2003).

If those MPs lose confidence in their leader, they cannot recommend him to the country as a prime minister and are duty-bound to replace him.

Infrared spectra provide evidence for dissociative adsorption of HCl and for a process in which hydroxyl groups terminally bound to Al are replaced by chlorine.

On the basis of the spectral information, it was concluded that the S on the cysteine group of glutathione was bound to DMMTAV by replacing the −OH in the molecule.

The glass tube was then closed with a silicon stopper and was incubated at room temperature for 2 h during which CO bound to hemoglobin is replaced by NO released from NOC7 because of the higher affinity of NO to hemoglobin than CO.

Ryanair has enviable operating margins of around 30%, although these are bound to fall as it replaces its secondhand fleet with new Boeing 737s.