Sentence examples for much bound to from inspiring English sources

It was invented a long time ago, so they're pretty much bound to be racist for a start.

Even if you eschew public transport, it's pretty much bound to be growing in the sunniest corner of any expensive car park, too.

As a writer I enjoy the fact that I am pretty much bound to meet at least one fellow artist or writer who lives in Williamsburg at any party I go to.

It's worth noting that Docker's business model in the long run isn't so much bound to a container format but instead is about building tools for managing container deployments.

It's perhaps even an inevitable consequence of those laws: if you have an inflationary Universe governed by quantum physics, this is something you're pretty much bound to wind up with.

And, while Warwickshire's three England winter tourists Ian Bell, Jonathan Trott and Chris Woakes were pretty much bound to feature, it should not be forgotten that opener Varun Chopra, paceman Chris Wright and all-rounder Rikki Clarke have also been on international duty, after being picked for the England Lions' trip to Australia in February.

None of the OH-PBDE congeners used in our study significantly suppressed TR-mediated transcription, although previous reports have suggested that other OH-PBDE congeners, whose concentration in humans is much lower, bound to TR (Kitamura et al. 2008; Qiu X et al. 2009).

This much poison is bound to cause something catastrophic.

Next, they shine visible light onto the mixture to observe how much antibody is bound to the beads.

When something looks so utilitarian but costs so much, there are bound to be issues once the tags come off.

Wells said that he could never pitch a no-hitter, that he threw the ball over the plate too much and was bound to give up hits.