Sentence examples for is bound to boost from inspiring English sources

The involvement of these stellar fashion names is bound to boost its profile.

The effect may seem Big Brotherish, but truancy in the civil service is appalling, and such monitoring is bound to boost attendance and productivity.

Terry McGraw, CECP chairman and chairman and CEO of The McGraw-Hill Companies, said the difference between "checkbook philanthropy" versus a "holistic" approach is that the latter is bound to boost business by drawing bright talent.

Energetic exercise releases happy endorphins, and becoming part of a new social group is bound to boost confidence, so go for drinks afterwards to cement friendships.

Jay-Z's decision to let Samsung buy the first million copies of his record at a discounted price and give them away is bound to boost his personal brand.

With only 31% of people in Britain having joined the Organ Donor Register up until now, the change of approach in Wales is bound to boost organ donations.

And, anyone with a gun is bound to shoot it.

These are bound to vary across regions.

They're "Bound to clash / in maximal style".

These actions are bound to affect you.

That's BOUND to make your child read.