Sentence examples for bound to universal from inspiring English sources

And the story is irrevocably bound to universal truths.

A good speech usually starts with statements the audience are bound to agree with – universal truths – and moves forward from there.

Merck, selling at 10 times earnings, remains my most overweighted property along with WellPoint, a long-standing contrarian bet that the administration is bound to compromise on its universal health care initiative.

On this day of national mourning, we're reminded that Senator Kennedy's political legacy has been inextricably bound to the cause of universal healthcare.

In the PCR step, the primers bind to the universal sequences that were introduced during two rounds of linear amplifications.

The cleaved flaps then bind to a universal hairpin fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET) oligonucleotide creating another invasive structure that the Cleavase® enzyme recognizes as a substrate.

It was based on the underlying premise that depression and depressive symptoms are a universal experience, bound to common biological features and theoretical domains of experience and psychology, but that local idioms of distress, expressions and modes of communication, would be culturally specific.

The super-inflationary costs of health care are bound to drive the United States to national, universal health coverage.

Religious identification could therefore be a factor that enables newcomers to overcome social isolation, because religion is universal and not bound to a particular place or country of origin.

Sooner or later, this endless cycle of universal reboots is bound to hit upon a life-supporting configuration of constants and initial conditions, so \(p(F\mid \neg D \) may even equal 1, contra premise (1).

No surface and positional effects were added to the model to keep it universal and not bound to specific technology.