Sentence examples for bound to ask from inspiring English sources

How, one feels bound to ask, did the Russians ever emerge from this unpromising racial tangle?

"Somebody, somewhere is bound to ask me that question in the course of the day".

Was it, one is bound to ask, because the national press told them to do so?

Someone was bound to ask her whether Superado would pay bonuses this year.

Investors are bound to ask: "Where next?" Spain is the most likely (and alarmingly big) candidate.

But it fails to answer the question voters are bound to ask later – so, what do you stand for?

Since the levels of reduced Trx and Trx bound to ASK-1 are much higher in both young and aged Ames fibroblasts and in Snell dwarf livers [ 13] than in their age-matched controls, we speculate that the dwarf tissues are in a more reduced state than their age-matched control livers.

And it's a question some rankled critics are bound to angrily ask, especially those critics — usually former left-wing radicals — whose stock-in-trade it is to compulsively remind us of the perils of left-wing violence.

I feel duty-bound to ask if there's anything they want to say about the two highly successful new EPs, Tiny Dynamine and Echoes in a Shallow Bay.

"Is there some base level of standards of decency or civilization we are going to ask these networks or platforms to be bound to?" he asked, after discussing events with New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern earlier in the week.

If Carlyle - which, despite being only 15 years old, manages more than $14 billion in funds on behalf of investors such as George Soros and the Bin Laden family (who are estranged from their son Osama) - does take a stake in Hollinger, questions are bound to be asked over the links between the two firms, both of which have powerful links to the military.