Sentence examples for bound to raise some from inspiring English sources
The countess's newly single status is bound to raise some questions.
If they do run out, it's bound to raise some hackles in New York.
The director is Katharina Thoma, whose production of Strauss's Ariadne Auf Naxos at Glyndebourne last year caused a stir by shifting the opera to Britain during the blitz, and this Ballo is bound to raise some eyebrows, too.
This is the sort of contentious midcareer retrospective of a current commercial star, bound to raise some hackles, that the Whitney used to do in the 1980's, before critics lambasted the museum as an unserious institution pandering to downtown galleries.
Yext, a popular local business search engine that for some reason managed to stay under the radar so far, is launching a new product dubbed Yext Calls at the TechCrunch50 event today that's bound to raise some eyebrows.
Your partner knows you better than anyone on earth, and this is bound to raise some serious suspicion.
But for an American ambassador to have so little security on the anniversary of Sept. 11, especially in a part of Libya known for its radicalism, is bound to raise questions, and in some sense, only adds to the irony of his death in a country he loved, and that for the most part, loved him back as an ally and a friend.
But with combinations like these, some are bound to raise questions; for example, I could do without the white truffle honey on the rösti potatoes.
Several experts added that some passengers were bound to raise concerns that American, which also operated Flight 587 and two of the four planes hijacked and crashed on Sept. 11, was becoming a favorite target.
That is bound to raise the profile of the event, and the relaxation of some traditions, allowing players to compete in national colours instead of Wimbledon whites, will be an additional attraction.
