Sentence examples for bound to drive from inspiring English sources

This time, tax cuts for the rich are bound to drive and distort the debate again.

The super-inflationary costs of health care are bound to drive the United States to national, universal health coverage.

And the uncertainty over how far the crisis will spread in Europe is bound to drive down takeover volume.

Wages are substantially lower here than in Poland, the Czech Republic or Hungary, though the competition for workers at the new assembly plants is bound to drive them up, as will Slovakia's membership in the European Union.

Jarrett, according to Muñoz, is "very focused on why he ran in the first place" — a psychological calculation that only Jarrett would presume to undertake and which therefore is bound to drive others nuts.

Braque & the other artists for whom he had acted as dealer were outraged over his connection with the wholesale auction, which was bound to drive down the value of their prewar work.

Embracing the Dixie Chicks, and fully getting behind their 2016 tour, would be smart business for a genre whose increasingly male-centric focus is bound to eventually drive away listeners hoping for some variety.

We propose a model whereby during LTD, PICK1 strongly inhibits actin polymerisation when bound to GluA2 to drive the removal of surface AMPARs, and independently has a less localised effect on F-actin levels to shrink spines.

George Osborne and David Cameron are bound to be driven apart because their interests clash.

The country's Communist parties argue that the current shops are bound to be driven out of business, particularly if the likes of Wal-Mart forge their way through the path paved by Marks & Spencer.

Because he is bound to be driven, you should have your own independent goals and ideas that you are working on.