Sentence examples for far more bound from inspiring English sources

There is not just one bad guy to kick against, but many, and we are far more bound up within their systems than we might like to believe.

For the bound phenolic compounds, the results revealed that the acid hydrolysis method led to the release of far more bound phenolic compounds from the residue of litchi pulp than the alkaline hydrolysis, where free phenolic compounds had been extracted with 80% acetone (p < 0.05).

"Mention the special relationship to Americans and they say yes, it's a really special relationship," notes sardonically Sir Christopher Meyer, a former British ambassador to Washington.Yet far more binds Britain and America than divides the two countries.

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

But for Americans, accustomed to more polished effects and far more violent action, "Onmyoji" is bound to appear tame and a tiny bit precious.

They include banning specific, high-tech items used in the nuclear program, like epoxy paste for centrifuges; limiting or outlawing some banking transactions; and a far more stringent inspection of ships bound to and from North Korea.

China's neighbors will be increasingly disinclined to antagonize it, because they are fully aware that their economic futures are bound up far more with Beijing than with Washington.

Even at the time, I thought it odd that we were so worried about the NSA — which is bound by ethics and privacy rules and, at least in principle, is answerable to Congress — whereas we weren't at all concerned about Facebook, which had far more of our data, was bound by no rules and was answerable to no one.

In this connection, analyses of radiolabelled CsA binding to mitochondria reveal that there are components besides CyP-D that bind CsA [ 32]; these components bind CsA far more weakly than CyP-D, but are present in excess.

We show that a fragment lacking the first 181 amino acids of FOXP3 (Foxp3-ΔN) binDNADNA far more robustly than full-length FOXP3.

Thus, they are clearly far more costly than the ideal log bound.