Sentence examples for bound to speed from inspiring English sources

That's a slow process, but disgust with the organization is bound to speed it up.

Computers, modern telecommunications and the Internet all reduce communications costs and break down geographical borders, so they are bound to speed up the global diffusion of knowledge.

The rate is bound to speed up as doctors prod patients to comb their card files instead of relying on the waiting list.

As iPhone season amps up — and make no mistake, the rumor mill is already spinning at full speed — we're bound to see "leak" after "leak".

Shares are essentially flat over the past two years, but they're bound to gain speed once Wall Street realizes what it's missing out on: not just growth, but a generous yield despite extremely conservative dividend management.

Flux's challenge now will be meeting the expectations that its pre-launch success have set: In the video above, co-founder Simon Ko explains how they've staggered production to avoid hiccups on the manufacturing side, but there's still bound to be speed bumps with a project of this complexity when it has managed to achieve this much success before even shipping a single unit.

Mr. Kotzwinkle's great appeal is inextricably bound to his speed-of-light wit and brash wordplay.

With the launch of more connected devices, and more powerful content publishing options, this trend is bound to pick up speed.

However, since the response of a wind turbine to different average wind speeds is non-linear, the stress transfer function is bound to change with wind speed.

The continued acceleration ensures that every galaxy not gravitationally bound to our own will eventually speed away from us and become not only unreachable to us, but unable to be viewed beyond a certain point in time.

As I've argued before, that approach is bound to slow both the speed and size of investments in continued infrastructure improvements.