Sentence examples for bound to burst from inspiring English sources

I pictured her like a coke can that had been shaken so many times, she was bound to burst open.

With all that, I wonder if this is another great big economic bubble that's bound to burst?

Asset bubbles are bound to burst, and various foreign central bankers argue that when they do, the economy suffers and people lose jobs.

Bitcoins have appreciated more than 700 percent since this time last year — an increase some have compared to a bubble bound to burst.

George W. Bush's top economic adviser, Lawrence Lindsey, has been warning for some time that the stock market is dangerously overvalued, that it's a bubble that is bound to burst, and more likely sooner than later.

Detractors insist that interest in the material is a bubble bound to burst, and that claiming graphene as an ingredient in a product is more about marketing than innovation.

The people who were on the bottom are bound to experience a burst of energy.

63rd over: England 181-5 (in reply to South Africa's 309; Bairstow 65, Prior 2) Tahir continues for now – there is bound to be one last burst from Steyn pretty soon – and is worked for a single by Bairstow.

The late 1990s bubble under its predecessor pushed share valuations so high that its bursting was bound to cause pain.

Overstretched borrowers were bound to start defaulting in large numbers once the housing bubble burst and unemployment began to rise.

Consistent with this model, we observed a burst of product formation that was approximately 90% of the value observed for AAG bound to dsDNA.