Sentence examples for is only bound to from inspiring English sources
The weather is only bound to get worse.
It seems like a very odd decision to me, releasing edited footage is only bound to spark more controversy instead of quashing it.
The latest ones from the Republican primary, however, are so brazen and the politicians so unapologetic that it is only bound to get worse.
The general doctrine accepted by this court, in the absence of legislation, is, that a carrier, unless there be a special contract, is only bound to carry over its own line, and then deliver to a connecting carrier.
So it is held that, in cases where he is the plaintiff, an infant of very tender years is only bound to take the precautions of which an infant is capable; the same principle may be cautiously applied where he is defendant...
It is said that the attorney general is only bound to act when the commission orders action to be brought, and that § 5 of the commodity act (April 18 , 1907 expressly provides that no duty shall rest upon the commission to enforce the act, and hence no duty other than that which is discretionary rests upon the attorney general in that matter.
It would be a stretch to call many of these projects full prairie restorations, especially since landowners are only bound to keep enrolled lands out of production for contract periods of 10 or 15 years.
The challenges of rice production are only bound to get worse in many areas, as climate change raises temperatures, reduces rainfall in certain places, and increases flooding or sea level rise in others.
If nothing is done, it's only bound to grow.
