Sentence examples for bound to be hard from inspiring English sources
"It is bound to be hard for him.
The three previous films, bound to be hard to avoid on television over the Christmas period, have grossed £100m worldwide.
After a lacklustre performance in the first quarter, when output grew by only 0.1%, this year's forecast was bound to be hard to meet.
No matter what he did, Britain was always likely to get mauled in the credit crunch: with its reliance on banks and property, it was bound to be hard hit.
Upholding the rules is bound to be hardest where people simply do not know about the sorts of protection that the conventions and protocols are supposed to afford.
But given the prevailing mood of the times and the club's dynamics, P.& G. was bound to be a hard sell.
In the same period, Taiwan's dropped by 42% and industrial production was down by a stunning 32%, worse than the biggest annual fall in America during the Depression.Asia's export-driven economies had benefited more than any other region from America's consumer boom, so its manufacturers were bound to be hit hard by the sudden downward lurch.
Introducing market prices was bound to be the hardest part of the dollarisation plan.
Regardless of my recovery, it was bound to be significantly harder - for friends and relatives if not for me - if my former face was unrecognisable.
That was often fun, but sometimes it was horrible: the picture agencies don't much censor the images they provide, and after an atrocity there are bound to be some that are hard to look at.
