Sentence examples for bound to generate better from inspiring English sources

Dedicate the last one month for revision purpose only: An intense revision for one entire month is bound to generate better scores.

Upon discovery it is bound to generate resentment, anger and possibly revolt".

One item on the agenda bound to generate discussion will be Mr. Moberg's compensation.

"It was bound to generate some give and take," he said.

THE charges were bound to generate big headlines for a little-known regulator.

Still, a face-to-face meeting between the chief executives of two large phone companies is bound to generate speculation about what they discussed.

But this week's cuts are bound to generate fresh debate about whether and how far England and Wales should follow Scotland towards a merged national police force.

Interventions by Sir John and Mr Blair are bound to generate heat because both men have charged relationships with their respective parties.

The impact of a joint demonstration by supporters known for their fierce animosity towards each other would be bound to generate fresh headlines around the world.

This year, of all years, a mysterious rash affecting schoolchildren in the United States was bound to generate a good deal of attention and anxiety.

WHENEVER a handful of life-tenured and unelected Supreme Court justices overrides a political majority, such an act of judicial review is bound to generate sparks.