Sentence examples for is bound to encourage from inspiring English sources
The success that Torrisi and Carbone have had is bound to encourage more of this.
Making choices about winners and losers is bound to encourage dissent, but prizes also seem to undermine some of the basic assumptions about how science works.
Be warned, though – this hand-printed Lovenskate pint-size mug's printed internal radness scale is bound to encourage some competitive biscuit dunking.
Such a goal, Mr. Johnson says, is bound to encourage its bankers and traders to take more risks and employ lots of leverage, which can fuel profits on the way up but amplify losses on the way down.
Since both the hardware and the software are open-source, anyone can change things to suit their purpose, which like most things at the fair is bound to encourage even more innovation.
That her personal e-mail server has been wiped clean of any records from her years at the State Department erases the chance of anyone ever making an independent study of their contents and is bound to encourage the suspicion that there was something worth hiding.
Another sign marks those who have merely been wounded.Whether there is a direct connection with Dr Slepian's fate is beside the point, "pro-choice" Americans argue: such Internet ravings are bound to encourage the extremists among their "pro-life", anti-abortion opponents.
This means the price of popular search terms is bound to rise, which will encourage websites to find new places for context-based ads.
But bland pitches produce bland cricket and one of the consequences of punitive action against groundsmen who dare to encourage spin is bound to be fewer results.
