Sentence examples for bound to shrink from inspiring English sources

The yawning gap between Uncle Sam and his potential foes seems bound to shrink.

The gulf between Inditex and its rivals is bound to shrink, however.

It is already bound to shrink below 2% of GDP the level that NATO demands and which Mr Cameron endorsed passionately at the alliance's summit last year.

With Western governments facing huge budget deficits and debt mountains as a result of the crisis, the funds available to help the poorest countries are bound to shrink unless new revenue sources are tapped.

If Mr. Romney becomes the next president and delivers on his promise to cap federal spending at 20 percent of the nation's economic product while increasing the defense budget, programs for youth are bound to shrink even below the Urban Institute's estimates.

It seems the stock market sees a lot of room for growth in GREE's business model even though the company doesn't own valuable IP; the site's big idea is easy to copy and Japan's mobile market is saturated and bound to shrink considerably in the future for a variety of reasons (declining birth rate in Japan, government ban on handset subsidies).

Revenues for conventional news operations are bound to keep shrinking.

It seems that, for the foreseeable future, we're going to have a mixture of form factors and sources for the video we consume, and with all those choices, time spent watching traditional TV is bound to keep shrinking.

Since plastic resin and carbon fibers contract at different rates as they cool, the parts are bound to warp and shrink slightly in ways that vary unpredictably from piece to piece.

A widening gap between more dynamic northern economies and shrinking southern ones is bound to fuel political tension, with a "lost generation" facing mass unemployment in several countries.

"The investment that comes into the north will shrink as well – it's bound to happen".