Sentence examples for is bound to generate from inspiring English sources

Going free is bound to generate interest, but for FounderFuel General Manager Ian Jeffrey, it's an especially effective tool for some startups that have the potential to gain some amazing early traction but might be too focused on revenue early on.

Upon discovery it is bound to generate resentment, anger and possibly revolt".

But her presence at the event with the North Koreans is bound to generate intense interest.

This power is bound to generate opposition from those who are subject to it.

So the discovery of a galaxy with an entirely different shape is bound to generate a flutter of interest.

Any book that's described on its dust jacket as "a novel of family, race and publishing in America" is bound to generate some skepticism.

"It was bound to generate some give and take," he said.

THE charges were bound to generate big headlines for a little-known regulator.

But this week's cuts are bound to generate fresh debate about whether and how far England and Wales should follow Scotland towards a merged national police force.

Interventions by Sir John and Mr Blair are bound to generate heat because both men have charged relationships with their respective parties.

The impact of a joint demonstration by supporters known for their fierce animosity towards each other would be bound to generate fresh headlines around the world.