Sentence examples for historically bound to from inspiring English sources
Real Madrid, Pérez says, is historically bound to be the best in the world.
For one thing, he doesn't adequately take into account the fact that American global pre-eminence after the cold war was not only historically anomalous, but probably also bound to produce a new coalition of adversaries, most notably China and Russia.
Any magazine where you can find philosophical ruminations on Adorno alongside ads for Ninja Tune and Touch and Go records (our high modernism?) is bound to be historically precious.
WHEN Treasury bond yields fall to historically low levels, other markets are bound to follow.
It was bound to go, and it was just waiting, historically, for some catalyst to bring it to an end.
When you combine an historically unlucky day (Friday) with an unlucky number (13), all sorts of weirdness is bound to ensue.
16 Each interaction can be seen as socially and historically bound operating through language, within a socially-constructed context.
Something is bound to happen.
This was bound to happen.
