Sentence examples for bound to be considerable from inspiring English sources

When an illegal army, obsessed by secrecy, promises access to its arms dumps the impact is bound to be considerable.

External analysis of Walcott's form was bound to be considerable given the money Arsenal paid, rival interest from Chelsea and Liverpool, and his sudden exposure with England.

Making a wound close from the bottom means a prolonged period of healing, during which time there is bound to be considerable loss of serum from the granulating surfaces; this fact alone is a serious objection to drainage by packing the wound open.

Thus, elucidation of the functional architecture of the HuAChE active center is bound to be of considerable utility in the current effort to design novel covalent AChE inhibitors as therapeutics for Alzheimer's disease (AD).

IT WAS bound to be a disaster.

The figure is bound to be big.

The ruling is bound to be controversial.

That is bound to be painful.

There is bound to be some.

Progress is bound to be fitful.

It was bound to be awkward.