Sentence examples for is bound to bring from inspiring English sources

I fear for the future and the misery it is bound to bring.

"If a rising tide raised all boats, then a lowering tide is bound to bring them down, too," he said.

"Regrettably, the warring parties remain locked in military logic which is bound to bring more death and destruction".

This time, he is presumably ready to accept the editorial compromises that such a venture is bound to bring.

A higher Low Convective Zone (LCZ) temperature is important for the Salt Gradient Solar Pond (SGSP) thermal engineering application, which is bound to bring a more extensive application.

As with Manchester City, there is a new competitive element to the contests with Arsenal that is bound to bring an added edge on the terraces as well.

In fact, the political crisis that referendum defeats would be bound to bring was entirely avoidable.

The central Greek line of Athenian expansion was bound to bring a collision with Sparta.

But the project was a "great and unique" one that was bound to bring more tourists to the city.

One benefit, he said, was that the film was bound to bring millions more readers to the stories, which are regularly voted the books of the century.

When Mr. Dix warned that if the racket continued, he would be forced to close the hearings, Teitelman replied that such a statement was bound to bring ridicule from the audience.