Sentence examples for is bound to vary from inspiring English sources
Therefore, their approach to capital standards is bound to vary greatly from ours.
Justice Kennedy said that even with such a standard, "the actual standard applied is bound to vary by community nevertheless" and to impose "a particular burden on Internet speech".
A multiplier of one means that a $1 billion increase in government spending will increase a country's GDP by $1 billion.The size of the multiplier is bound to vary according to economic conditions.
Even your own perception of a hue, tone, or texture is bound to vary depending on your mood or the context of the situation.
However, most researchers agree with Browaeys and Price (2008 11) that even though a culture is "bound to vary" and "an (organisational) culture is never static", these changes take place so slowly that an overall consistency is maintained.
Specific numbers are bound to vary, but they're all telling the same story: people are upgrading, and fast.
Due to differences related to the structure and financing of the tax benefit system, the degree of automatic stabilization was bound to vary across countries.
Moreover, one can always obtain updated descriptions about newly added items, which can vary over time depending on the context they are inserted (e.g., news about determined event are bound to vary very fast, while descriptions about movies and books may have little variation through time) [5].
That, however, is bound to change.
It is so varied, anyone is bound to find at least a few songs the like.
