Sentence examples for bound to be too from inspiring English sources

Isn't "the idea that we can rely on charity to meet the need bound to be too limited?" she asked during the food bank debate.

Her teacher has been scrambling to teach these concepts over the past few weeks to get the 8-year-olds ready, but it's bound to be too little, too late.

And business investment was bound to be depressed, too.

Given the financial system's fallibility, regulation is bound to be fallible too.

Of course, Enron's affairs were infernally complicated, so any trials over its collapse were bound to be complex too.

Beinfest said he knows the fans will be skeptical, and understands that some will assume that other stars, like the ace right-hander Josh Johnson, are bound to be traded, too.

And given that David Cameron confirmed today that the health budget is sacrosanct, and education is bound to be protected too, that leaves a colossal sum to be saved from benefits and from public services which have already been subjected to pretty intensive fiscal liposuction.

The upcoming "Planes," derived from Pixar's "Cars," is bound to be a success, too.

And when vast sums of money are at stake, then criminality is bound to be lurking not too far away.

(Well, there's bound to be something lurking in there, too, but thankfully we're not told about it).

'So there's bound to be some cake!' 'And gummy bears too!' cried Tiny Tom".