Sentence examples for bound to climb from inspiring English sources
Default rates remain low but are bound to climb as the economy worsens.
Poland's isolation may be the best argument to use to persuade it to give the plan up.Yet those who say the Poles are bound to climb down in the end could be in for a nasty shock.
Analysts with their own estimates say the total is bound to climb higher.
Nonetheless, American pressure on Pakistan is bound to rise if American casualties climb during the expected Taliban offensive.How bad could relations get?
If Labor MPs are bound to support the republic, support climbs to 86 in the lower house and 42 in the Senate.
Whatever the law may provide, and however accommodating companies may be, having children is bound to hamper a woman's climb up the ladder of success.
He flew bombing missions, experiencing the brushes with death that were bound to take place in a field where the casualties among crews often climbed toward totality.
But tying religion to progress was bound to offend those whose beliefs were depicted as mere steppingstones in the upward climb of the human spirit.
It is rare for the climbing to be concentrated in such a short spell, and it is bound to throw up some unexpected results.
This was bound to happen.
