Sentence examples for bound to tackle from inspiring English sources
Effective RE is bound to tackle the diverse approaches of religions to issues such as wealth.
Rather, AOL Time Warner's biggest problem -- the one that its new management team is bound to tackle first -- is its credibility with investors and customers, not the soundness of its various divisions.
As any other sovereign state, China is duty-bound to tackle illicit and criminal activities according to its law.
In 1992, most of the world's countries, including the US and China, signed the UN framework convention on climate change, which bound them to tackle climate change but did not include specific measures to do so.
With this, the high-calibre facilities, and excellent scientific leadership, we can create an environment where high-risk projects tackling the important questions are bound to succeed".
There are plenty of other food-safety issues that also need to be tackled, such as genetically-modified produce, and their number is bound to grow.
Resentment, and the search for scapegoats, is bound to be at its keenest in the early stages of economic reform, as the most difficult decisions are tackled.
This was bound to happen.
Something is bound to happen.
