Sentence examples for bound to split from inspiring English sources

We can see there is now a crack in the senior leadership group of the Communist Party, and, should the economy look like it will falter, the fissure is bound to split open China's one-party state.

One idea that, by its very nature, is bound to split opinion is the call from an influential think-tank which said that children born at the end of the academic year should be given extra marks, such is the difference in grades between them and those born in September.

Yet underneath the feeling is growing that if the country is bound to be split up, so be it.

In a piece on this site, Laurens de Vos wrote, "the feeling is growing that if the country is bound to be split up, so be it".

She was bruised and had an apple stuffed into her mouth, was bound to a split and being roasted over a fire.

Mötley Crüe have created a "cessation of touring agreement" that legally binds them to split after their final tour, and ensures they won't go through the indignities that have effectively turned their peers Guns N' Roses into The Axl Rose White Dreads Experience.

Others say that providing households with public assistance to pay rent is bound to avert their splitting into components in need of separate housing.

Indeed, talk to any middle-aged Chola and her daughter and you are bound to find a generational split.

By the same token, Muskie is bound to suffer in Florida by having to split his natural support with Humphrey and Lindsay and McGovern.

The split that was bound to come sooner or later arises the year the turkey is carved before the elder brother arrives.

But however prudently the scheme is framed, it is bound to some extent to deepen the split in Europe, diverting trade away from more natural channels.