Sentence examples for bound to aggravate from inspiring English sources
In Latin America and the Caribbean, reduced economic activity in 1998 and outright recession in 1999 are bound to aggravate chronic problems of poverty and inequity, and associated social unrest, that even very good economic performances in earlier years had been unable to alleviate.
Whoever forms a government after polling day will soon be choosing priorities in the public sector that are bound to alienate voters and aggravate trade unions.
The kind of intolerance that springs from aberrant individual psychology, rather than the disinterested absorption of pervasive cultural norms, is bound to be more passionate and irrational, less predictable, less amenable to persuasion, and more aggravated than educated by the cultural promotion of tolerance.
This was bound to happen.
Something is bound to happen.
It is bound to retaliate.
Conflict is bound to ensue.
But the volatility is bound to persist.
