Sentence examples for closely bound to from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Ukraine is culturally far more closely bound to Moscow than Georgia had been.

Northern Ireland's economy is closely bound to that of the rest of the United Kingdom.

Lazica on the Black Sea (incorporating the ancient Colchis) became closely bound to Byzantium.

Because mental distress often has social links, this type of emergency room is closely bound to the world around it.

A court in Cairo has banned the hardline Palestinian Islamist group Hamas – a movement closely bound to the Muslim Brotherhood – from working within Egyptian borders.

Closely bound to the show's unstinting view of scientific progress is the bureaucratic wrangling — in effect, the backstage business — that makes stunning medical productions possible.

Because AuNPs closely bind to the surface of the microorganism causing visible damage to the cells, it can minimize the treatment duration and side effects of drugs (Zawrah et al. 2011).

It is also worth pointing out that GBS pigment is stabilized by the same carrier molecules – albumin and starch – that are required to stabilize haemolysin (Tapsall, 1986), and both carrier substances can closely bind to long-chain fatty acids (Mikus et al., 1946; BeMiller, 1965; Spector et al., 1969; Spector, 1975; Blazek, 2008).

And thanks to the unique properties of the Olympic Games, with the Paralympics more closely bound in to the pageant than ever before, we were given a prolonged close-up of the dramatic consequences on a human being of the heights and depths of sporting fortune.

Epithelial tissue is composed of closely packed cells, bound to each other by cell adhesion molecules, with little intercellular space.

I think whenever you have a group of people that have to work together that closely there are bound to be moments of intense joy and moments of furious fighting and great emotional difficulty.