Sentence examples for use is bound to from inspiring English sources

Amantadine and rimantadine are primarily used to treat seasonal flu in the United States and Japan, for instance, in nursing homes, says Arnold Monto, an epidemiologist at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor--but Arbor--but Arbor--but decline now, he adds.

The temporary advances in prices for Chinese stocks and property, the direct result of diverting Beijing's stimulus money into unproductive uses, are bound to scar the economy next year.

A firm by using VC funds is bound to exhibit spectacular growth vis-a-vis its competitors.

This oligosaccharide with 2.1 kDa was used because it is bound to a lectin structure which has a relative high identity with AFAL of 40%.

Energy exports are Russia's new strength, but it does not follow that Russia is bound to use them irresponsibly.

Orange is bound to use this to compete with O2" Orange launched the world's first high definition voice service for mobile phones in Moldova in September.

And anything that smacks of quality, however indirectly, is bound to be used for promotion.

Making changes to such a widely used document was bound to be controversial, and it has been.

There is not the slightest shadow of doubt that we have attempted to use methods which were bound to destroy the objectives we had, and, of course, this is what we have discovered.

Burchill knows nothing about environmentalism, and, almost as a point of pride, hasn't bothered to find out, but when you use grapeshot you are bound to hit someone.

Until we properly understand the personal value of all drugs (including alcohol and tobacco), harm- and use-reduction policies are bound to fail.