Sentence examples for problems are bound from inspiring English sources

Quality-control problems are bound to result; the iPhone 3G went through something similar.

Either way, problems are bound to arise when people try to serve two masters, Mr. Pottruck said.

But if the government keeps pulling resources from the north, relocating offices and paying it no attention, the problems are bound to continue.

Freada Kapor Klein, a founding partner at the social-impact investment firm Kapor Capital and a co-founder of Project Include, which promotes inclusiveness in Silicon Valley, told me that both of these problems are bound up with the industry's lofty self-conception.

But military officials working on the programme have a simple message: when it comes to so-called military megaprojects, these sorts of problems are bound to happen.

Without wise pilots on both the data and business sides directing the data analytics process and balancing gut instinct based on professional experience and knowledge, problems are bound to occur.

Attempting to do so in a country like Brazil, with its three layers of government and endemic corruption issues and social problems, is bound to create tension.

In fact, the inevitable increase in regulation to ease the banking system's problems is bound to provide a rich stream of revenue to consulting firms.

The days when we could crouch down to play with Lego in the company of our kids — that wonderful sensation of joint solitude, both builders furrowing their brows over separate problems — were bound to be numbered.

So seeking a special deal to solve "the British problem" was bound to limit what the UK could achieve.

Calling something a "problem" is bound to scare the horses and focus responsibility on the bosses, so let's deploy the counselling-speak of "issues".