Sentence examples for cost bound to from inspiring English sources

In what appears to be a first, Giuseppe Eskenazi and his son and business partner, Daniel, beat down one of the two leading international auction houses at an undisclosed cost, bound to have been in the multimillion-dollar league.

Spending £20bn on cutting the journey time on that route from 125 minutes to 97 does not make economic sense especially as the eventual cost is bound to be far higher given the cost of bringing a line into the city centres.

Enabling banks in poor countries to shift risks at the proper economic cost is bound to improve growth.

If they are to enjoy the same standard of living, relative to the rest of society, as retired people do today, the cost is bound to grow.

The cost is bound to rise under the current system from around £6 billion a year to £9 billion by 2025.This is a vey sensitive political issue.

The rapidly increasing number of available genomes poses a scalability challenge for bioinformatics tools where computational cost is bound to the number of sequences.

Some of the trends leading to increased costs are bound to continue.

But as the population ages costs are bound to rise and hard choices will be faced.

Because a lot of costs are bound to the initial classification of the data, the first month of usage is also likely the most expensive.

A company that voluntarily remedies its environmental hazards is usually perceived by its lender as more creditworthy, so its borrowing costs are bound to be lower, its return on equity higher.

Maintenance costs are bound to go up, and time in "the shop" is sure to increase.