Sentence examples for certainly bind from inspiring English sources

As medical doctors, forensic medicine specialists certainly bind to medical ethics.

It should be noted that transition metals certainly bind to RNAs and might have regulatory or early biotic roles, and in some cases, they can support high activity in ribozymes, but evidence for transition-metal-supported ribozyme activity in vivo is not established.

"But if you haven't gotten any results so far, that's certainly bound to happen.

Among them is the MV Faina, a Ukrainian freighter captured in September with a cargo of tanks almost certainly bound for south Sudan (with Kenyan government help).

Its characters may not be quite tennis-club material but they are certainly bound by their south London location; and, for me, it has the best description of a writer failing to deliver since Gissing's New Grub Street.

Wage inequality fell more for women (a higher proportion of whom are on the minimum wage) than for men and the effect was most pronounced in low-wage parts of Britain.Of course, recklessly large or clumsily implemented minimum wage increases are almost certainly bound to harm employment.

Though the company says its board fully supports Lewis, the accusations by the Securities and Exchange Commission are certainly bound to incite new criticism of the embattled chief executive.

Our correspondent added that any argument Mr Assange could not be extradited because of his health was "almost certainly bound to fail" because Sweden has a good healthcare system.