Sentence examples for bound to get very from inspiring English sources

You get fed up with it because these are big decisions that affect the games you play in, so you are bound to get very upset by it.

It's all very silly and bound to get worse.

Recover, that is, from a condition that by its very definition is bound to get worse.

Very classy, and bound to get him laid.

It's already happening, as witnessed in the very unregulated South, and it is bound to get worse and spread across the country as a result of this administration's disregard for American workers.

Regulatory oversight is bound to get stiffer after this fiasco, and will likely keep lending restrictions and bond ratings very conservative for the next few years.

Title "Accurate" is not what is delivered, we get lots of predictions, the whole approach is bound to get many over-predictions and detailed functional analysis of the predictions happens only at very few places in the manuscript.

Pundits are bound to get things wrong at times and it does seem that Neville has got this one very wrong.

"Otherwise, you're bound to get counterreactions.

They are bound to get worse.

Executives were bound to get wiser.