Sentence examples for bound to take more from inspiring English sources

The plan is to devolve this task to local authorities, which are bound to take more account of local feelings.

And every board that I know of has upped the cash compensation for directors who sit on audit committees, since one ramification of Enron has been that audit committee meetings are bound to take a lot more time and preparation than in the past.

But gravity was bound to take hold.

This is bound to take some time.

And this is bound to take its toll on families.

Inevitably, some form of prioritization is bound to take place.

This process is bound to take some time.

Exports are bound to take time to pick up given the travails of the eurozone.

In fairness the transformation envisaged by Norman and Crozier is bound to take time.

New Zealanders Peter Burling and Blair Tuke were also bound to take silver in the 49ers and duly did.

Q: Aren't the credit rating agencies bound to take into account falling growth?