Sentence examples for is bound to try from inspiring English sources

It is to have a sophisticated (and very expensive) nuclear arsenal, deployed on land, in the air and at sea, which Pakistan is bound to try to match.

Because Mr. Barak emphasizes his own security credentials as Israel's most decorated soldier, Mr. Sharon is bound to try to outflank him as a veteran of almost every Israeli war.

China, for instance, is bound to try to extract concessions from Europe for any aid, and the United States could end up losing Europe as an ally in pressuring China to take important economic steps of its own, like allowing its currency to float on the open market, which both European and American policy makers want.

Now put your head above the parapet and somebody is bound to try to shoot it off.

Whatever formula is chosen, some bosses are bound to try to manipulate it.

They were bound to try to disrupt moves towards any compromise settlement.

You would also be wise to avoid any of the 10 worst passwords published last year – these are essentially the most common passwords which hackers are bound to try.

As an edge person, perhaps I was bound to try to look over, or even ooze through, the porous boundary between our species and others.

If she does travel, it could result in a media circus, while the Russians are bound to try to use her to further their propaganda campaign.

He expected that some genius at the American network was bound to try to water down the show, and especially his honestly acerbic comments.

Experts following the proceedings noted that the Arab League had recently selected a new head, Amr Moussa, a hard-line former Egyptian foreign minister, and he was bound to try to flex his muscles.