Sentence examples for bound to cause more from inspiring English sources
Such searing expansion is bound to cause more growing pains.
That's because researchers will need to create an embryo to test the viability of these laboratory-created gametes--a procedure bound to cause more than a bit of a stir.
That's bound to cause more dissatisfaction.
They noted that there are still two episodes left in the season and Drew is bound to cause more trouble for Raylan before all is said and done.
3.59pm BST Charlotte Summers writes from near the finish line... "The TDF has taught me a very valuable life lesson; toddlers, ferry travel and particularly curmudgeon-y relatives go together like oil and water," she says, in an email that's bound to cause even more domestic friction.
"The closure is bound to cause major disruption and the villages of Goring and Streatley will see a lot more traffic going through them," he accepted.
Critics of Harvey have long argued that any portrait of Hindley was bound to cause controversy.
Flooding, blocked roads and major power shortages are bound to cause problems for the refiners.
