Sentence examples for bound to push from inspiring English sources

Providing them for each small reactor is bound to push up costs.

This is in part due to people living longer, which is bound to push up the health budget.

Under those circumstances, Berkshire's huge purchases were bound to push prices up in the event, by 50% since July.

Such measures being rolled out in other states were bound to push more coal-fired power plants out of service, experts said.

Wasn't Stevens, fresh out of 10 years as executive president of the American UnitedHealth group, bound to push on with privatising?

Over time, electronic tendering seems bound to push up the proportion of their supplies that rich-world companies buy abroad, and especially in the developing world.

CarPlay gives its users more excuses to venture away from the fold, even for temporary absences, and that's bound to help push customer loyalty among iOS users even higher.

The U.S. ambassador adored Russia and called himself "clearly un-American," but he was duty-bound to push against the Soviets.

A set of democratic and civic values that all the little Facebooks are bound to protect — to push back against attempts by states or concerted external forces seeking to maliciously hijack and derail speech.

Either way, the boat had been rocked and Rahal was bound to be pushed overboard.

Sure, there's bound to be push back, which is why we see things like these bathroom bills popping up.