Sentence examples for bound to do better from inspiring English sources

In the normal course of things children should feel duty bound to do better than their parents.

By then, their predecessors' ratings had sunk to about 750,000, tempting bosses into the misapprehension that almost any replacement was bound to do better.

Just possibly, Gordon Brown and his ministers will be less inclined to suppose that anything the public sector does, the private sector is bound to do better.

Obviously, there are dozens of reasons other than spending why one country does well, another badly, but the success of the low-spending Czechs and Koreans does show that spending more on schools is not a prerequisite for improving standards.Another article of faith among the teaching profession that children are bound to do better in small classes is also being undermined by educational research.

One thing: It's bound to do better than the Aztek.

One thing's for sure: Depp is bound to do a better Russian accent than Sean Connery.

Sure, Google still seems to be playing catch up from a hardware perspective, and it's hard to see the Mini as much more than a direct response to the Echo Dot, but this small gesture is bound to do a better job advocating for Assistant than any ad campaign.

"If companies like Intel think that they can redeploy that money into new plant and equipment and make a better return, they are bound to do that," Mr. Rhodes said.

Someone was bound to do it eventually.

He looked bound to do it, too.

Someone was bound to do it sooner or later.