Sentence examples for is bound to shape from inspiring English sources

As time goes on, this background is bound to shape her ministry – and yes, that's how she will think of it.

Even if a young woman in public relations or law feels comfortable in her workday skin, this recent history - women entering male-dominated professions - is bound to shape, not just her identity, but her sexuality.

And while there is no standard model, there is nonetheless something about growing up in a vicarage that is bound to shape the way you see the world – not least a peculiar feeling of resentment that half the community call him "father" when he is your father, not theirs.

As city living becomes the predominant social context for most of the world's population, the urban environment is bound to shape population health in cities (Galea and Vlahov 2005).

It was bound to shape the people, now in their 40s and early-50s, reaching the pinnacles of power.

We're entering a new era of technology that's bound to shape the lives of our children more substantially.

Since our findings are bound to shape the medical conversation concerning content and structure, a higher efficiency can be expected.

The (still unresolved) problem of funding long-term care for a growing number of elderly people is bound to change the shape of health entitlements, so that even this hard-fought bill will need add-ons in the next few years.

When cyclic-di-GMP is bound to LapD, the shape of LapD changes to produce features that fit into the surface of LapG.

This generation is bound to rebel in some way, shape or form to the recording of their whole life on the internet, which is likely why Snapchat is so popular with tweens and teens.

On the other side of the Channel, the readiness of the Brits to drop the crescent shape is bound to be depressing particularly as it arrives at the very moment when another lovely French bit of curvilinear detailing, the circumflex, is coming under assault as well.