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

This means that R is bound to be greater than 1.

So there is bound to be great anticipation as he returns to the company to sing Nemorino in John Copley's production of the Donzietti romantic comedy "L'Elisir d'Amore".

Voters' anxieties are a reality – look at the polls if you doubt it – and are bound to be greater in difficult economic times.

I'm not sure it's something that will bring lapsed players back to the platform, but it's bound to be great for retaining existing fans.

It's bound to be great, and with a great line-up of DJs, live acts and free booze the whole package promises to be quite an evening.

If they can manage to do this, and the spread of broadband can be sustained, the potential of e-commerce is bound to be even greater than in the past few years.

The advantage of disadvantage is that when a child has the innate capacity to rise to the challenges, the growth potential is bound to be ever greater than for the advantaged child.

If and when the shooting stops, the "right of return" in all its complexity is bound to be the greatest stumbling block on the road to a permanent peace.

The Little Dragon, Theophilus London show is bound to be a great dance party and the Kaufman Center might not be prepared for the auditory experience of the Ecstatic Music Festival with So Percussion & Dan Deacon.

Scientific research is such a huge and multifaceted enterprise, and any attempt to reduce it to a list of greatest hits is bound to be somewhat subjective.

The figure is bound to be big.