Sentence examples for is bound to be difficult from inspiring English sources

Any mid-term election is bound to be difficult.

Balancing diverse interests and trying to plot an effective course of action free from unintended consequences is bound to be difficult, (not to mention the tricky business of placating lobbyists, powerful patrons and the voters).

Sunday's visit to SPL champions Celtic is bound to be difficult for Gers fans, but it will also remind everybody else just how vibrant the Old Firm brand remains.

Closing those loopholes is bound to be difficult, politically costly and not at all fun.

In a society with a general lack of historical awareness, and government has never formally apologized for the institution of slavery or the profits generated from it, any discussion about the degree to which institutions of higher learning were complicit with slavery and apartheid is bound to be difficult.

But restaurant executives said compliance was bound to be difficult.

Intervening in an anarchical, war-ridden country was bound to be difficult.

To angst-ridden publishers, they are particularly surprising because comparisons with 2007 were bound to be difficult.

As with any new and massive regulation, the implementation was bound to be difficult in the beginning.

Even without the political pressure, finding Damilola's killers and securing hard evidence against them was bound to be difficult.

Achieving all this, within the 30-month term allotted to a government, was bound to be difficult.