Sentence examples for increasingly bound from inspiring English sources

Yet, however powerful his personality, he was increasingly bound by his councils.

The Arctic - for all its autonomy, its salutary wildness - has become increasingly bound into the "schedules" of human industrialism.

From that point, the Kim family's instinctive resistance to Japanese imperialism becomes increasingly bound to the political vision articulated by the Soviet Union.

Indeed, Mr Putin's rule at home has become increasingly bound up with his confrontational attitude towards the West in Syria and elsewhere (see article).The second reason is that criticism can count for more than sceptics believe.

Religious leaders and civil rights activists warn that a tide of Islamophobia that has swept the country since the destruction of the twin towers is being heightened by political exploitation of the New York dispute before nationwide elections and is increasingly bound up with hostility to immigrants and other forms of racism.

"Most were stumbling into the darkness, increasingly bound by the chains of their own and others' making, their hope of avoiding war ever fading," John Hall, Dean of Westminster, wrote in his introduction, but he noted ‚"some, frankly, relished the prospect".

Extensive and growing Internet traffic, phone calls and actual visits increasingly bind the two populations together.

In Fig. 2C, we observed a strong tendency of over-expressed miRs to increasingly bind nearby the 3'UTR start.

In return, HLA molecules expressed on MSC including HLA-G increasingly bind to the inhibitory receptor ILT2 (CD85j) expressed on NK cells [ 68] and subsequently contribute to the suppression of NK cell functions by a down-modulation of activating NK cell receptors NKp30 (CD337), NKp44 (CD336), and NKG2D (CD314) and by inhibition of NK-cell lytic granule formation [ 69].

As they near the midpoint of a season that increasingly seems bound for nowhere, the Rangers have begun to console themselves by finding some positive elements in defeat.

The rest are reduced to a potentially deadly game of cat and mouse, trying to outwit the French police and private security firms to jump on to lorries – and, increasingly, trains – bound for the UK.