Sentence examples for merely bound to from inspiring English sources
Even if the inactions of others may have contributed to the firefighters' deaths, prosecutors are merely bound to prove that the defendants had a role, several lawyers said.
It seems very unlikely the PeSL mini-circles are merely bound to the exterior surface of the virion or are leftover recombinational intermediates from the host cytoplasm, which contaminate the stock because phage stocks treated with DNase I prior to nucleic acid extraction still produced the same inverse-PCR bands (supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online).
The general view of Eurasian nomads as merely warrior-hunters is bound to become more complex, said Emma C. Bunker, a leading historian of the subject, who cataloged the exhibition and was an adviser on the Thaw collection.
Charles de Gaulle merely understood that America is bound to defend France and that much power and influence in the world can be gained by opposing some of its policies.
For the government is proposing "independent governance committees" for pensions, which are neither independent (being insurer-nominated) nor in any sense governing (being able merely to recommend to managers bound to shareholder interest).
The rest of us will pay in health care costs that are bound to triple merely to cover the fall-out of our obesity epidemic.
But someone's bound to talk soon.
Anyone choosing to support the national team, physically following England as opposed to merely sticking up for them, is bound to be suspected of ulterior motives.
But justifying investment now merely on the grounds that Asia is bound to prosper one day is hokum.
But the volatility is bound to persist.
