Sentence examples for bound to be yes from inspiring English sources

The answer to this is bound to be yes in many cases.

In broad brush strokes: was Professor Longley asked to use all his knowledge and expertise to sift through the evidence and come to a conclusion about whether change was needed in the NHS (with a tacit acceptance on all sides that the answer was pretty much bound to be yes) and suggest what those changes should be?

But the obvious and universally useful lesson of Jo Cox's life is that while politics is, yes, bound to be a contact sport, a blood sport is something else entirely: that it is possible to make a tackle without putting your studs up, that it is possible to disagree with someone without being cynical about their motives.

Say yes to no and no to yes and one of them is bound to be right, no?

"Without a doubt, yes, I think it was," says Seydoux. "It's bound to be if a man makes a film about two women.

IT WAS bound to be a disaster.

The figure is bound to be big.

The ruling is bound to be controversial.

Britain is bound to be affected.

That is bound to be painful.

There is bound to be some.