Sentence examples for bound to welcome from inspiring English sources

This has the effect of making Dr. Hannibal Lecter sound like a soufflé, a fever chart, or a storm — all comparisons that the good doctor, who prides himself as an epicure and a force of nature, would be bound to welcome.

Oh was bound to receive a hero's welcome home in South Korea.

The move is bound to be welcomed in Washington, where Pakistan represents a crucial but troublesome ally in the campaigns against Islamic terrorism and nuclear proliferation.

This change is bound to be welcomed by the British and the French, also involved in Afghanistan, but aware from past experience of the difficulties linked to counterinsurgencies.

It's something we've been used to on PCs forever, so it's bound to be welcomed by Android users.

The prepaid element also means no waiting to be reimbursed and less waiting for approval, which is bound to be welcomed by employees.

As Next Wave reported last week, it can be particularly difficult to return to a scientific research career, so this scheme is bound to be welcomed by scientist-parents across Europe.

With that said, any kind of secondary market is bound to be welcomed by investors, and Lynn says that after seeing how the secondary market behaves, Seedrs may look to expand the timing (longer windows or continuous trading), pricing (negotiated or bid/offered prices) and/or buyer eligibility (new investors).

Any new sales are bound to be welcome because Segway has sold only 6,000 or so of its human transporters.

We are rooting for Burris to make it into office, since any Roland who names his kids Roland II and Rolanda is bound to provide a welcome diversion in the gloomy months ahead.

It's bound to be a welcome change for users with older or less powerful devices looking for a way to cruise the web with a bit more panache.