Sentence examples for bound to question from inspiring English sources

Some are bound to question whether the library can raise the necessary funds, given the current financial crisis.

But many parents, and no doubt a few reviewers as well, are bound to question some of Orgill's choices.

A Hollywood studio was bound to question whether American audiences would warm to an inherently British story.

But if we stop people even discussing it, then aren't they bound to question why they aren't allowed to question it?

If the government approves this kneejerk and cynical application then the public are bound to question whether ministers are too close to the agrochemicals companies and too distant from the ecology that feeds us".

Should the national team be eliminated early, Mr Torturra reckons, more Brazilians are bound to question the extravagant expense, which the government puts at 25.8 billion reais ($11.5 billion), spending that has not yielded the promised public infrastructure.

Here the report by the security staff gave them that suspicion and meant they were duty-bound to question Seddon, and entitled to arrest him.

For if so much can change in a matter of months, guidance stretching out for three years is bound to be questioned.

Such is the level of suspicion about the neutrality of Mexico's mainstream media that all of these editorial lines are bound to be questioned.

Leveson is due to give evidence to the Commons media select committee in the autumn, during which he is bound to be questioned on his views of how his proposals have been handled by the political class.

As the protests grow the authority and legitimacy of the regime is bound to be questioned.So far international reactions have been cautious, as outsiders watch developments on the ground.