Sentence examples for bound to dip from inspiring English sources
Domestic investment was slowly picking up, too; it is bound to dip again if the government cannot show it has terrorism under control.
Taking a similar view to Alan Greenspan, he said that prices had in fact become "unsustainably high," which meant they were bound to dip as consumers sought cheaper energy sources.
But Ritholtz argues that due to less government intervention in the housing market, home prices are bound to dip.
"I played 39 games last season and you're bound to have dips in form.
The future With only one new entrant in wide release (Edge of Darkness), overall box office was always bound to take a dip from the previous weekend, and it duly did – by 13%.
If you believe the country's bound to endure a double dip recession, the dreaded W formation, all bets are off.
And there are bound to be a few snickers around the valley as Cisco dips its toes in this new business.
Once the crack market stabilised, violence was bound to fall; and the number of teenagers in the city has dipped.
The newly solved structure of EBOV GP bound to NPC1 confirms our findings, revealing that this residue dips into the GP receptor-binding pocket and is therefore critical to the binding interface.
This was bound to happen.
