Sentence examples for bound to play a from inspiring English sources

Other factors are bound to play a role.

But education is bound to play a part in it.

But insiders accept that Heineken and Interbrew are bound to play a crucial role.

And they are now bound to play a big role in America's future.

The religious environment is quite different and, in such matters of life and death, religion is bound to play a part.

Mr Cameron needed a "win" to provide some cover on immigration, which is bound to play a big part in the referendum debate because of the refugee crisis.

Accurate phylogenetic reconstruction is probably one of the most pressing issues, since such modeling is bound to play an increasing role in our data analysis routines.

With the continued strive for developing efficient NFAs and understanding the structure property relationships, NFAs are bound to play an important role in the future development of organic photovoltaics.

Always believe in your soul, Martin - at least the BBC are bound to play "Gold" a lot during the Olympics.

But he does have admirers among intellectuals who are struggling to make the avant-garde more respectable in China, and this award seems bound to play into a simmering cultural battle.

This generosity has seldom wavered; even in "Runaway Bride," she is happy to let two funny women, Joan Cusack and an uncredited Laurie Metcalf, do their own running away with various scenes — a favor that is bound to play well with a female audience.