Sentence examples for bound to bring more from inspiring English sources
But the project was a "great and unique" one that was bound to bring more tourists to the city.
"Regrettably, the warring parties remain locked in military logic which is bound to bring more death and destruction".
That is bound to bring more fiscal-policy control from Brussels, turning the euro zone into a more politically integrated club.
A revised long-term conservation plan for the delta and San Francisco Bay, due out for public comment soon, is bound to bring more challenges.
Human rights are served, not hindered, by opening China to more foreign goods, particularly in telecommunications and technology, which are bound to bring more information from abroad to the Chinese people.
With no end to the wall-to-wall coverage of the deadly virus in sight, Levin said that the coming months are bound to bring more Ebola hoaxes — which in turn will get plenty of coverage of their own.
A higher Low Convective Zone (LCZ) temperature is important for the Salt Gradient Solar Pond (SGSP) thermal engineering application, which is bound to bring a more extensive application.
One benefit, he said, was that the film was bound to bring millions more readers to the stories, which are regularly voted the books of the century.
BillShrink late last year announced that it had grown to 1 million members since its launch in April 2008 – this deal is bound to bring in more.
The landlord will then be legally bound to bring the home up to an E-rating.
