Sentence examples for bound to cut from inspiring English sources

No matter if this is your 1st time or 100th time cutting hair, you are bound to cut yourself sooner or later.

As you hand-grate your potatoes to make your latkes right, you're bound to cut yourself.

Such an ambitiously eclectic approach is bound to cut a few scholarly corners.

Clearly, with less available cash, governments are almost bound to cut back or delay defence projects if they can.

Instead, this year was about diplomacy: chiefly, the issue of whether countries should be bound to cut emissions through an international treaty, or should make voluntary pledges.

In Durban all countries, including China, India, Canada and the US, agreed for the first time to be legally bound to cut carbon, although Canada was given the "colossal fossil" award by campaign groups in Durban for its "reckless arrogance".

If the international community insists that countries agree to be legally bound to cuts, many major emitters would balk, including the United States, where a gridlocked Congress has been unable to act on climate change.

The spectacle was bound to be cut very short and Löw removed the left-back at the interval.

Tax breaks on mortgages are bound to be cut for first time buyers, putting further downward pressure on house prices and sentiment.Altogether, output is set to slow sharply in the second half of the year, with GDP for 2012 falling by about 0.6%.

Television ads and digital videos that are traditionally shot on a 16:9 aspect ratio are often not suited to be cropped to a 2 3 (vertical) aspect ratio – important elements such as text and background/scenery are bound to be cut out.  .

Television ads and digital videos that are traditionally shot on a 16:9 aspect ratio are often not suited to be cropped to a 2 3 (vertical) aspect ratio – important elements such as text and background/scenery are bound to be cut out.