Sentence examples similar to was bound to be problematic from inspiring English sources

But the California coin was bound to be particularly problematic, said Kevin Starr, the state librarian, who directed the project.

IT WAS bound to be a disaster.

It was bound to be awkward.

Even if those arguments can be met, even if legal punishment can be justified, at least in principle, the abolitionist challenge is one that must be met, rather than ignored; and it will help to remind us of the ways in which any practice of legal punishment is bound to be morally problematic.

Such a reconciliation is bound to be tentative and problematic if the critic believes, as Trilling does, that literature possesses an independent value and a deeper faithfulness to reality than is contained in any political formula.

The ruling is bound to be controversial.

The figure is bound to be big.

There is bound to be skepticism.

"There's bound to be it".

Britain is bound to be affected.

That is bound to be painful.