Sentence examples for bound to struggle from inspiring English sources

WHEN a vehicle maker cannot decide exactly how to classify its product, consumers (and reviewers) are bound to struggle as well.

It takes time to pull people together and as time is something they never have, they are bound to struggle for coherence.

He was bound to struggle over wrecking the career of that rarity, a Labour MP who is supportive of his leadership.

BigNote, meanwhile, stands to sell more CDs than music stores without such a community.Indeed, online merchants that do not offer something better than their physical counterparts are bound to struggle.

The BJP, by castigating Mumbai's police and using blood-spattered images of the tragedy for its propaganda, presented itself as opportunistic, if not unpatriotic.Even without these failures, the Hindu nationalists were always bound to struggle against a resurgent Congress.

But a group of ordinary parents without wealthy or well-connected backers is bound to struggle with the process unless far more support is built in, says group member Anna Tink.

Those with longstanding experience of that world say Woodward is bound to have struggled without the close personal relationships with those handful of executives who run the biggest clubs in Europe that Gill had worked so hard to build up over the years.

The United States is inseparable from the hope given Emma Lazarus's "huddled masses yearning to be free;" it is bound to the struggle to ensure that, as Lincoln put it, "government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth".

The babaçu palms are also a symbol of resistance and economic freedom, tightly bound to the struggle for land rights throughout the 1980s and 1990s.

There is bound to be a struggle within the ICC.

Negotiating with Greece's lenders was bound to be a struggle for Alexis Tsipras's government.