Sentence examples for is bound to damage from inspiring English sources
The tide of brown water that is now polluting the sea off eastern Australia is bound to damage already damaged marine ecosystems.
As each new case hits the headlines, so over time the combined impact is bound to damage the image of all engaged in politics.
Certainly, within the complex field of traumatic knee injuries, a distortion with damage to the lateral meniscus is bound to damage this ligamentous structure as well.
Yet there is little sign those measures have had any effect, and Mr Putin's actions are bound to damage the wider Russian economy.
The Communist Party at first held that a strong administrative organization was bound to damage the revolution by dampening spontaneity and other revolutionary virtues.
The 2010 general election was fought under the dark shadow of a financial crisis in Greece that was infecting the eurozone - and was bound to damage the UK's economy.
Although a restructuring deal announced last month should ensure that Nakheel's bondholders will now be paid back on schedule, the saga is bound to have damaged confidence.
Robin Verso, the Warwickshire probation trust chairman, has told the Tory minister that the risks involved in the current timetable for outsourcing 70% of the probation service's workload are unacceptable: "Our assessment is that performance is bound to be damaged and that public protection failures will inevitably increase".
No public reaction has yet emerged from France but the revelation is bound to be damaging to what has been a sound relationship between the two countries.
But a weapon that powerful is bound to do collateral damage.
Even if you're not the lying, cheating, thieving type — that would be Mark, a slickster played by "Game of Thrones'" Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, juggling wife, mistress, other mistress and some other ill-gotten gains — there is bound to be collateral damage.
