Sentence examples for bound to concerns from inspiring English sources

But that is no dispensation, especially when the comfort-women question is bound to concerns of militarism and creeping forgetfulness.

The further loss of jobs last month is bound to concern monetary policy makers at the Fed, who are scheduled to meet on Tuesday.

But in between dodging questions about military progress in the region, he let slip a status update on a key counterinsurgency operation that is bound to concern the skeptics.

"Any new technology," he maintained, "is bound to raise concerns.

It is bound to amplify concerns that Brown lacks the presentational skills and leadership qualities to turn round the government's fortunes.

Several experts added that some passengers were bound to raise concerns that American, which also operated Flight 587 and two of the four planes hijacked and crashed on Sept. 11, was becoming a favorite target.

While it is unclear whether the Obama administration will extend those cuts, or at least extend them for the middle class, the uncertainty is bound to raise concerns on Wall Street.

It may be that congested city centres in rich countries will prove a more promising market.And whether in the rich or poor world, any widespread deployment of delivery-drone fleets is bound to raise concerns about safety and regulation.

But, although the scheme is voluntary at this company, there are bound to be concerns that this kind of monitoring will become standard.

"People are bound to be concerned about what the terrorists may seek to do in response".

The emphasis on health in this year's Budget is bound to provoke concern about the impact on investment in housing.