Sentence examples for very bound from inspiring English sources

"Elena's career is very bound up with Ab's," he said.

Writing was, and in a way still is, very bound up for me with stuttering.

"We are very bound up with Europe because of the shows we do and the way we work.

"Some critics get very bound up with the fact that it doesn't sound 'right'," says Gough, before the Vilnius concert.

This is an empowering change after working for a company that is very bound by Non-Disclosure Agreements.

In addition to the above-mentioned aspects, QoL is also very bound by culture and may represent different constructs in different settings.

In aqueous solutions, proteins bind some of the water molecules very firmly; others are either very loosely bound or form islands of water molecules between loops of folded peptide chains.

The cell line G-112 is one such line that bound Mab against EGFR but very weakly bound QD-EGF Fig. 1B,C and Suppl.

In contrast, in a reversible inhibition, the inhibitor dissociates very rapidly from its target enzyme because it becomes very loosely bound with the enzyme.

Energy security in Germany was very much bound up with the topic of nuclear energy.

I have found the satisfactions of the work to be very much bound up with the intellectual challenges it presents.