Sentence examples for bound to erupt from inspiring English sources
pay going stratospheric as workers' pay grew stagnant, anger was bound to erupt.
Try to marry two big firms with different cultures, runs the argument, and squabbles are bound to erupt.
New crises are bound to erupt before Indonesia's place as the world's third-largest democracy is truly secure.
And things like goaltending, where drama and indecision are bound to erupt again as the Jonathan Bernier James Reimer saga continues.
This does not mean that a crisis is bound to erupt: Adam Smith's aphorism that "there is a lot of ruin in a nation" applies to crises as well.
Arguments are bound to erupt between furious passengers and the ticket agents or customs officers preventing them from flying.
"When and if all outside political pressures on FATA have been resolved, a civil war will erupt, because people who have lost family members to target killings by the Taliban will be duty bound to seek revenge.
This was bound to happen.
Something is bound to happen.
