Sentence examples for bound to come more from inspiring English sources
Summer hurricanes are bound to come; more misery and death will follow.
Certain types of questions are bound to come up more often than others.
"It's bound to come under criticism because the more inclusive they are, the more you realize what's missing from standard exhibitions and interpretations of California art and culture".
There is quite a lot of that sort of code around.Mr Anderson reckons that the software industry is bound to come under pressure to produce more secure code, just as in the 1970s the car industry was forced to improve the safety of vehicles after campaigns mounted by consumer activists such as Ralph Nader.
"This is new, but I think it's an inevitable consequence of the public opinion transformation -- somebody was bound to come along who is far more reflective of grassroots politics than Democratic candidates have been".
As the government estimates that only 4,000 post offices are commercially viable, more closures are bound to come.The situation facing the country's 8,000 rural post offices is especially dire.
The enrollment tally is bound to come down in the coming months.
No more than the lucky penny is bound to come up heads next time it is flipped.
He surrenders to the wish to know more, if only to prepare for what is bound to come: death.
Turn about is bound to come when your career takes a smaller role in your life while your personal goals become more prominent.
