Sentence examples for continue to bound from inspiring English sources

Instead, by seeking solace in each other's arms, the two giants will find their competitors continue to bound ahead.

From left to right, bound levels increase from zero to the (reward-rate maximizing) optimal bound levels (unity values on the abscissa), and continue to bound levels well above this optimum.

1.35pm "The burdens of global citizenship continue to bind us together.

"No doubt, there will be differences in the future, but the burdens of global citizenship continue to bind us together," Mr. Obama said.

Once out of the EU, the country would have little say in the regulations and laws that would continue to bind its industry.

It will continue to bind us together, through events of national significance … It will also educate, inform and entertain us … And it will remain a big beast of the economy, investing in home-grown talent and exporting to the world.

He wrote: "You are, Sir, a prized product of this land and the bonanza benefits reaped by your family and inherited by you continue to bind us together like birds of a feather".

Hostile public opinion and institutions that strictly interpret European Union laws will continue to bind Germany's movement, making it difficult for the government to share the financial burdens of fellow euro zone members.

The discovery of this unexpected family tie between the nation's most prominent black woman and a white, silver-haired grandmother from the Atlanta suburbs underscores the entangled histories and racial intermingling that continue to bind countless American families more than 140 years after the Civil War.

Furthermore, the ever strengthening relationship between agricultural commodities and energy prices (oil and biofuels) will continue to bind them together, while the effect of macroeconomic fundamentals should not be overlooked (OECD, 2008).

"The stream of ridiculous judgements from the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, protecting drug dealers and known terrorists, will continue to bind us in knots while we are signed-up members of the EU".