Sentence examples for bound to upset from inspiring English sources
But with America sticking to its guns, the Hatoyama administration is bound to upset one side or other.
And let's face it, 5m barrels of crude oil spilling into the Gulf were bound to upset the natives.
The decision is bound to upset many athletes, especially as Russia has never accepted that it deliberately cheated across dozens of international sports.
But his new work uses music by David Bowie, Lou Reed and Iggy Pop - "the holy trinity of rock" - which is bound to upset the purists.
In fact, a great deal of the content on the Sun's website now appears to be accessible, which is bound to upset those who pay £7.99 a month for what they imagine to be exclusive online access.
"Giving power to frontline clinicians and their patients is bound to upset those with vested interests, such as some of the more centralist senior N.H.S. managers who are used to ruling the roost," Dr. Dixon said.
That said, any serious effort to root out toxic tax behaviour is bound to create upset along the way.
Many Slavs fear that a lot of the 200,000 refugees already in Macedonia are bound to stay, upsetting the already delicate demographic balance.That might fuel ethnic passions and even lead to yet another Balkan war.
There are bound to be upsets.
"There are bound to be upsets and drama," he says.
