Sentence examples for bound to do more from inspiring English sources

But is a witness to injustice morally bound to do more?

As tempting as it is to gloat, or at least savor the metaphor for a moment, the sad fact is that North Korea's embarrassing bout of premature disintegration is bound to do more harm than good.

"Starsky & Hutch," the Todd Phillips film adaptation of the 1970's television series, may not spark yet another 1970's fashion moment, but it is bound to do more for the Tijuana hippie sweater than any number of revivals on the runways.

But Grant, like many young men of his vintage, felt duty-bound to do more than enjoy his privilege.

But Mr. Pridor's company is one of several that actually grew in the following year, thanks in part to a product that was bound to do well in a more complicated world: software that can read 18 languages including Arabic, distill core information from vast numbers of documents, and aid in the response to terrorism.

Someone was bound to do it eventually.

He looked bound to do it, too.

Someone was bound to do it sooner or later.

The newcomers Andrew Cashner and Alex Cobb are bound to do better.

This generation is bound to do better.

It's bound to do the same this time round.