Sentence examples for bound to settle from inspiring English sources

Along the way, the Fertittas, burly fighting enthusiasts who are bound to settle business disputes with a jujitsu match, have already earned themselves a fortune and amassed high-priced art collections.

More likely is a multiyear stay at an old Nets encampment, the Nassau Coliseum, so the team can begin marketing preferred seating locations to fans in the Brooklyn-Queens corridor and begin construction of a practice facility near the gated, golf-friendly suburban community Jason Kidd is bound to settle in.

But Mishra said that cases based on 498A and the Domestic Violence Act were "presumed to be weak, false, and that parties were bound to settle the matter," so he and his client instead challenged the constitutional validity of the marital rape exception available to husbands.

Prices are bound to fall, too.

With a million cases in the United States every year, acute heart attacks are a major public health problem, and how this debate is settled is bound to have important public health implications.

After all, why settle if you're bound to win?

So, with a long hot summer on the horizon, and the economic hard times settling in, there's bound to be a rising tide of unrest that will spill out into the streets.

The implications are obvious: If we bring enough immigrants, and if we settle the land, we are bound to succeed".

Another premium smartphone maker entering the fray is also bound to make things a bit more interesting in the market, which has seemed to settle with Apple and Samsung ensconced firmly at the top.

"We settled on a price, but everyone said that with that maintenance, the apartment is bound to be there a long time".

Once released into the atmosphere, dioxin is usually bound to particles such as incinerator ash, is shielded from photo-degradation, and stays suspended for a long period of time before settling (2).