Sentence examples for it's bound to become from inspiring English sources

A source said: "The new visitor centre is meant to last several years until a permanent one can be built, but it's bound to become permanent because we don't, as a country, always commit enough money to projects like this".

It's bound to become more nuanced – perhaps with Lucas getting the poop on how Underwood slayed Russo, and with Rachel eluding Stamper's clutches to tell her side of the story, one that implicates the vice president.

In future, it's bound to become something different when we have autonomous vehicles readily available.

The summit reassured me of one thing: The Chinese market for mobile hardware, software and contents is big already and it's bound to become huge in the very near future.

Now, a major Buddhist site is in the works under the spiritual guidance of the Dalai Lama and organizers say it's bound to become a global hub for training and meditation.

But it is bound to become more pragmatic.

The situation is deteriorating and eventually it is bound to become unsustainable.

It was bound to become the central point of the campaign".

Once the movement was associated with self-sacrifice, it was bound to become popular.

Of course, once western culture could be a term of praise, it was bound to become a term of dispraise, too.

From this we can see that under these new conditions human rights have not gained a common understanding, and if discussion of human rights becomes narrow and shortsighted, it is bound to become nothing more than outdated, empty talk.