Sentence examples for bound to be impacted from inspiring English sources

Xerox is "bound to be impacted" by the aftereffects of the terrorist attacks, writes Stephen Weber of SG Cowen in a recent report.

It stated: "The firm's financial performance last year was bound to be impacted by the tough decisions we have taken to reshape our business and to build a platform for sustainable growth going forward.

Most other economists think the effect is much smaller.Whatever the magnitude, there is bound to be some impact.

But some finance executives say that as the work force has shrunk over all in finance, there was bound to be a noticeable impact on women because their numbers were smaller to begin with.

You can argue about whether or not the IEA numbers are realistic or whether they overstate the adoption, although with every major high-tech company falling all over itself with an Internet of things (IoT) strategies there's bound to be a residual impact.

Ian Kernohan, economist at Royal London Asset Management, said: "While we think Brexit uncertainty is mainly an issue for the UK economy, there is also bound to be some knock-on impact on the eurozone.

The initiative is bound to be controversial – some fear the impact on higher-performing children if schools devote more energy to improving the performance of the disadvantaged.

These latest events are just more of the same – and their impact is bound to be diminished.

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

Of course Radio 2's loss is 6Music's gain, but R&M's impact is bound to be lessened.

It's particularly critical now that the government ensure that all voices are heard in formulating policy and making decisions that are bound to be historic in their importance and impact.