Sentence examples for it is bound to create from inspiring English sources

It is bound to create emotional pressure on the referee.

Bezos's aversion to scrutiny runs so deep that it is bound to create problems for newspaper people whose job is to expose what powerful institutions want to hide.

But the new trend is positive overall, Mr. Said added, because it is bound to create jobs and allow new talent to rise.

But once the technology matures, it is bound to create as many privacy problems as it solves.

It's bound to create a new marketplace.

Once something is mandated (on or off), it's bound to create resentment.

And so whenever there's a white man in charge it's bound to create animosity, but I think one also has to think of the fact that there has been very little coaching development in Africa and sometimes the football associations select a European based on their record".

There's an unspeakably sad clip in the documentary in which a soft-spoken young father breaks down before a television interviewer over his failure to find anyone willing to hire a black man, and a vintage clip of a young white suburban mother explaining in a shaky voice, "We have our home here, and if the colored move in and run real estate prices down, it's bound to create tension.

"Having a system which places men with a priestly vocation in a place where they deny their sexuality, whether it be heterosexual or homosexual, is bound to create situations," wrote Jeremy Ross, from the town of Ashtead, near London.

As inconvenient as it might be, the shutdown is bound to create "winners and losers," King says, from the bike rental shops who may flourish with more riders, to the restaurants who might falter with less resulting foot traffic.

Critics of the project said that whatever its intentions, a movie dealing with a young Hitler is bound to create a certain sense of sympathy, especially among younger viewers for whom World War II seems like ancient history.