Sentence examples for is bound to involve from inspiring English sources
Production after 1945 so multiplied that to single out names is bound to involve some injustice.
A novel about a homely, forsaken child is bound to involve hardship and despair, and Shannon certainly endures both, but Ms. Celona adroitly confounds many of our expectations.
After some mysterious torturers murder her and nearly kill Hammer, he decides to investigate the homicide himself — not because he got attached to Leachman but because he figures that any case getting federal attention is bound to involve big money.
Even if the EU is prepared to entertain Mrs May's proposed split in the single market between goods and services – and that's one of several very large ifs – reaching a deal is bound to involve more concessions in Brussels and to the economic realities of Brexit.
A violent change in Korea is bound to involve other major powers.
In the Globe and Mail, Jeff Rubin envisions Canada a few years into a $40-per-barrel 40-per-barrel 40-per-barrel futurebut astartlinglynt situation shoulowreminumberryone, price volatility is butnd to involve some stastheng numbers.
If the scheme was meant to be a counterterrorism measure it was bound to involve some kind of storage and processing of the information gathered.
Granted, the nondescript semi of yellow brick was located in deep south London, but any property whose purchase someone in Helen's income bracket could swing was bound to involve a hefty commute to a job in NW1.
But he was also the made poet, schooled by deep learning in his art, marked by personal and historical sorrows, and by a soothsayer's awareness that facing a destiny was bound to involve a certain ordeal.
The days are almost always long -- 12 to 14 hours --and whatever she's doing, it's bound to involve lifting things that are very heavy and often very hot.
