Sentence examples for bound to launch from inspiring English sources

He confirmed "the platform is still in beta but bound to launch in rather weeks than months from now".

So for the Americans, the glass was half-full, with the FBI trumpeting a success, while the British saw it as half-empty, with the criminals bound to launch more devastating attacks soon.

LinkSure says it's aiming to provide a free satellite network around the world by 2026, with the first of a constellation of 272 satellites bound to launch later this year.

There are bound to be bugs at launch.

However, through syndicating the vast majority of its content to YouTube, the music platform has failed to launch its own brand, bound to the limits of the streaming giant.

Whittam Smith is said to feel "honour bound" to save the title he launched in 1986 and to do all he can to find someone willing to continue publishing the paper.

Are we witnessing the birth of the first true Google challenger or is this nothing but launch momentum bound to fade away?

But this being launch day, iPads were bound to be scarcer than cats' eggs, right?

As the importance and profitability of games gets realized in the mobile industry, more device launches are bound to be tied with entertainment software.

The PS2 launch is almost bound to be a popular triumph: Sony's main worry is whether it can ramp up production fast enough to satisfy those digital dream kids.

Once the marketplace launches that number is bound to grow quickly.