Sentence examples for bound to be less from inspiring English sources

This is bound to be less generous".

Consequently, our solutions are bound to be less "complicated" than the problems demand.

Any new government is bound to be less accommodating to Israel.

He and Dacre are long-time foes, so his reaction was bound to be less than enthusiastic.

A well-conceptualized matrix is bound to be less complex and easier to manage than one that is illogically organized.

In a down economy, there's bound to be less demand for luxury goods — and the $100,000 Roadster definitely qualifies.

As part of a political argument designed to mobilize the base for his reelection campaign, it's bound to be received less warmly.

JPMorgan might have learned from the hamburger joint's cautionary tale; an institution that fails to provide anything tangible, like delicious French fries, is bound to be even less beloved than a fast-food chain.

Although he admires the precision of scientific information, he wonders if what it delivers is always bound to be "something less than the vague poetic" (Journal, 1/5/50).

While campaigning for something like that—or an economy-wide carbon pricing system, or a feed-in tariff for promoting investment in renewables is bound to be far less exhilarating than slamming the evil oil companies, it could likely do far more for the cause or cutting GHG emissions.

The kind of intolerance that springs from aberrant individual psychology, rather than the disinterested absorption of pervasive cultural norms, is bound to be more passionate and irrational, less predictable, less amenable to persuasion, and more aggravated than educated by the cultural promotion of tolerance.