Sentence examples for bound to be difficult from inspiring English sources

But restaurant executives said compliance was bound to be difficult.

Any mid-term election is bound to be difficult.

Intervening in an anarchical, war-ridden country was bound to be difficult.

As with any new and massive regulation, the implementation was bound to be difficult in the beginning.

Even without the political pressure, finding Damilola's killers and securing hard evidence against them was bound to be difficult.

To angst-ridden publishers, they are particularly surprising because comparisons with 2007 were bound to be difficult.

At the very least, the bulk of the evidence suggests that what was probably bound to be a difficult aftermath to the war was made far more difficult by blinkered vision and overoptimistic assumptions on the part of the war's greatest partisans within the Bush administration.

It is bound to be a difficult 18 minutes for the president.

And with an intensification of fighting in Lebanon, where Syria is a power broker, February appears bound to be a difficult month.

As a result, some observers perceived that the correction of the external imbalances was bound to be very difficult and potentially abrupt, especially given the gloomy growth forecasts and the inability to appeal to exchange-rate devaluations as an adjustment mechanism.

Since quitting cold turkey (cutting out smoking completely) is bound to be stressful, difficult, and may lead to a higher rate of relapse, start by limiting your smoking.