Sentence examples for probably bound to from inspiring English sources

Given the rise in their numbers, it was probably bound to happen at some point.

Given such vaulting ambition, the slogan to encapsulate it is probably bound to seem crude and cheap.

And this suggests that the rising amount of outside money was probably bound to reach ever more staggering levels with or without Citizens United.

Anyone expecting an immediate announcement "was probably bound to be disappointed," said Andrew Gowen, an analyst at Lehman Brothers, but the measures outlined today signal that DFS and Sephora are being "put in a condition for sale".

How, or whether, John F. Kennedy's character and personal life affected his policymaking is a legitimate subject for interpretation, and a storyteller is free to be wrong — probably bound to be wrong — in the effort to get at some kind of truth or insight.

At the very least, the bulk of the evidence suggests that what was probably bound to be a difficult aftermath to the war was made far more difficult by blinkered vision and overoptimistic assumptions on the part of the war's greatest partisans within the Bush administration.

A kinetic study indicated that 1m inhibited tyrosinase in a competitive manner and that it probably binds to the enzyme's active site.

The complexes can probably bind to CT-DNA via a non-intercalative mode as concluded by studying the viscosity of a DNA solution in the presence of the complexes.

Our result thus suggests that BMP-1 probably binds to periostin in keratinocytes for activation of BMP-1 to possibly digest laminin γ2.

Super-shift assays indicated that the dimer that recognizes the κB2 site is composed of both p65 and p50 subunits and the homodimer p50/p50 probably binds to κB1.

These results indicated that the considered lectins probably bind to the saccharidic chain of saponins and thus could also be used on Cuvierian tubule sections.