Sentence examples for ones bound to from inspiring English sources

The migration of market share to online retail will be significant for years to come.There is another type of retailer, besides online ones, bound to end up with smiles on their faces.

But it shares with the author's previous books one technique in particular: Erskine puts her characters into intensely uncomfortable circumstances, ones bound to create oppositional relationships.

"The Sport of Kings" hovers between fiction, history, and myth, its characters sometimes like the ancient ones bound to their tales by fate, its horses distant kin to those who drew the chariot of time across the sky.

In a May retrospective paper, he told the community, still reeling from the so-called Climategate incident, that he felt that science and policymaking was "an exciting process, despite the frustrations of the present problems still not having been adequately resolved, and those new ones bound to come as we explore together the new frontiers of interdisciplinary climate science......

We have shown that all macrolides tested (antibiotics, but also non-active ones) bind to different bile acids with varying affinities.

Altogether, these results suggest that there are at least two populations of eS26 in vivo, one bound to ribosomes and another bound to Tsr2.

That meant "one bound to decide cases based on words set down in the United States Constitution, including amendments" — a literalist or originalist view.

It's a rich, sultry dessert, and one bound to impress.

Now two distinct pools of Cep215 at centrosomes are identified, one bound to Cep68 and the other to pericentrin.

One bound to furnish transportation to the public as a common carrier must serve all, up to the capacity of his facilities, without discrimination and for reasonable pay.

By Hilary Corke The New Yorker, September 23 , 1961P. 46 I have known one bound to a bed by wrist and ankle View Article By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.