Sentence examples for very much bound from inspiring English sources

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.

Bechtel was very much bound up with U.S. efforts to "modernize" postwar Saudi Arabia in just the way you describe.

As it is now, a child's life is very much bound up with schools and schooling, and that animating force that gives life to each child is ignored".

But Mr Cameron's political strength is very much bound up in his personal brand: time and again he uses his own character and life story (eg, talking of his devotion to the National Health Service which looked after a severely disabled son, Ivan, who died in 2009) as proof that the Conservative Party has changed, and is no longer a nasty, heartless outfit.

It's very much bound up in Pete's vision," said Brockwell, who has lived in Milton Keynes since the late 1970s.

The public good was palpable: We were very much a society bound together by mutual needs and common threats.

Very much like TAF1, it also binds to the concave and convex surface of TBP and thus modulates TBP binding to DNA and TFIIA respectively [ 29].

"There are no elves or wizards in my books but the ties that bind my characters, their friendships and codes of conduct, are very much the same as those that bind JK Rowling's characters," he says.

Several studies have demonstrated that the L-cluster bound to NifEN very much resembles FeMo-co itself, with the exception that an iron ion replaces the Mo and homocitrate groups.

If we expected to actually learn very much about Sotomayor's "judicial philosophy," we were bound to be disappointed.