Sentence examples for bound to be uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

Meeting these regulations is bound to be uncomfortable now.

Bridesmaids are duty bound to be uncomfortable; it's part of the job description.

A tight dress and heels is bound to be uncomfortable, restrictive and impractical on board, even for those blessed with the "right" kinds of figure for such an ensemble.

For the media, such a conversation, particularly if its ambit expanded from denouncing the BBC's seemingly chronic blindness concerning celebrity predators to the casual brutality of newsrooms and newsdesks, with their iron-clad hierarchy of "innocent" victims and habitual offenders, is bound to be uncomfortable.

It is merely the first step in a transitional period that is bound to be laborious, uncomfortable and long.

Yet in a global labour-market that will be 3.5 billion strong in 2030, competition is bound to be intense and often uncomfortable, for workers and governments alike.

The ruling is bound to be controversial.

IT WAS bound to be a disaster.

The figure is bound to be big.

That is bound to be painful.

There is bound to be some.