Sentence examples for is bound to command from inspiring English sources

United supporters are expecting great things from their £90m signing and, given the price tag, the France midfielder is bound to command most attention in this early-season derby.

Claiming that compromise of nuclear command and control systems is bound to occur ignores the successful history of these systems as well as the benefits associated with incorporating new technology.

For the adequately strengthened supervenience view cannot view obligations as constituted by divine commands, and no theological voluntarist worthy of the name will see God's commands as merely enablers or defeater-defeaters for obligations; and so the relationship between divine commands and moral obligations is bound to be unprecedented and mysterious.

But at the times when Ms. Dempsey is in command of her lines, she shows signs of the strength she is bound to develop as the run continues.

Something is bound to happen.

It is bound to retaliate.

It is bound to fail.

Conflict is bound to ensue.

The ruling is bound to be controversial.

The figure is bound to be big.

That is bound to be painful.