Sentence examples for bound to backfire from inspiring English sources
Increasingly relying on these loosely accountable contractors is bound to backfire.
On Mar. 23rd, the President said, "Any attempt to coerce or intimidate or forcibly intervene against the Lithuanian people is bound to backfire".
Any American effort to intervene in Afghanistan that comes with open Russian assistance, as now seems likely, is bound to backfire.
But Mr. Schrad misfires when he argues that the "symbolic" gesture of a boycott is bound to backfire in Russia's conservative antigay culture.
As someone whose professional experience has been during the Internet era, he must know that such extreme secrecy is bound to backfire.
It seems antithetical to ram down someone's throat, "We're a tolerant people, goddamn it, and you'd better feel tolerant and learn to love it or you're out on your ear!" Surely foisting on others what you regard as important is bound to backfire as badly as my parents making me recite the Apostle' Creed through my teeth.
This was bound to happen.
Something is bound to happen.
It is bound to retaliate.
