Sentence examples for bound to mean more from inspiring English sources

And that is bound to mean more instability.

Above and beyond the new law, which also gives shareholders more time to take legal action, mistrust of auditors is bound to mean more litigation.

More guns tend to mean more homicide.

That is likely to mean more disposals.

More than half of the total renal Cd was bound to MTs (mean percentage 56%), while Hg was mainly found within the pellet (mean percentage 76%).

The person is bound to do mean things to you.

Engaging in a conversation about the drama (big or small) only keeps the drama activated which means you're just bound to feel more of the ish.

You are bound to pose more.

But people are bound to want more.

There are bound to be more.

Other cities are bound to want more.