Sentence examples for is bound to persist from inspiring English sources
But the volatility is bound to persist.
And finally, the problem of the long season bleeding into June is bound to persist next season because of the Olympic break.
As such, the tension between DC and Marvel's assertion of ownership and their characters' status as pop cultural barometers of the times is bound to persist.
Speculation is bound to persist that Kempton suits Long Run better than Cheltenham, where he has been beaten on both visits.
As Greeks go to polling places Sunday for a historic referendum, the country's instability is bound to persist no matter the outcome.
He was described before his debut as "McGrath with an outswinger" – a comparison with England's tormenter-in-chief for over a decade that is bound to persist and also send a shiver down Andrew Strauss's spine with the Ashes looming.
Even though Yar'Adua is returning to Nigeria, questions about his health are bound to persist, so the political uncertainty is unlikely to lift quickly.
However, Robert J. Gordon, an economist at Northwestern University, said that without additional government spending to match the Fed's loose monetary policy, the economic frailty was bound to persist.
On June 22nd Ethiopia blamed power cuts on the World Bank's refusal to fund a 60MW diesel generator.David Wheeler, a former World Bank economist who is now at the Centre for Global Development, a think-tank, says such tensions are bound to persist.
This paper starts from the premise that diversification of assets, activities, and incomes is important to African rural households, in that diversification into nonfarm income constitutes on average about 45percentt of incomes, and the push and pull factors driving that diversification are bound to persist.
It also hopes that tighter budgets may prompt governments to continue to flog assets.Long-term concerns over Macquarie's model are bound to persist for as long as the world is worried about financing, accounting, disclosure and complex financial structures.
