Sentence examples for bound to benefit from inspiring English sources

And that's bound to benefit us all.

Regulators and consumer advocates say borrowers are bound to benefit.

Any director who can focus her energies in one strong role is bound to benefit.

Any director who can focus her energies into one strong, complicated role is bound to benefit.

Still, one prediction can be made safely enough: even if both movies flop, Capote's book sales are bound to benefit.

But it is the £86m Eden Project which is bound to benefit most from its starring role.

As she explains, each of these elements positively affects cardiovascular risk factors, so combining them was bound to show a benefit.

(335) Experiments in which the target molecule is bound to the probe will benefit from specific attachment strategies that increase reproducibility, as well as discrete labeling strategies that ensure a single molecule is bound to the probe particle.

Phil Sumbler, chairman of Swansea City Supporters' Trust, said: "The city and the club's profile has been raised by Swansea getting into the Premier League and that's bound to have economic benefits.

9 10 Most employers are obligated to pay WSIB premiums because they are legally bound to provide injury benefits to their employees, and the Ontario WSIB is protected by laws prohibiting competition in the marketplace.

Our estimates associated with diabetes (both ITDM and NITDM) can be used to estimate the economic burden of diabetes in youth in the U.S. The estimates of expenditure for NITDM can also serve as a lower bound to evaluate the benefits of type 2 diabetes prevention programs.