Examples of 'bound to bring' in a sentence
Meaning of "bound to bring"
bound to bring: 'Bound to bring' implies a high likelihood or certainty of causing a specific outcome or consequence. It suggests a strong connection between an action or event and its anticipated result
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War is bound to bring about humanitarian disasters.
Attachment to something impermanent is bound to bring misery.
They are bound to bring you tears.
And the new life it is bound to bring.
We are bound to bring protection.
The novelty that SkillOnNet brings is bound to bring enjoyment.
Of course it is bound to bring some immediate memories back to the surface.
There were definite classes whose struggle was bound to bring about social development.
The Unit feels bound to bring this matter to the attention of the General Assembly.
People will say that these laws are bound to bring about absolute equality.
This is bound to bring about a long-term drop in revenues.
I suppose three years is bound to bring some changes.
She 's bound to bring him some of the old supporters.
But kindness is bound to bring evil.
This is bound to bring her rage to the verge of eruption!
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Such a devious thing is bound to bring the best price.
She's bound to bring some fun into his life.
The human drama and despair that this language is ultimately bound to bring is unspeakable.
Anything less is bound to bring half measures.
It 's bound to bring you bad luck.
Anyway, whoever took her is bound to bring her back.
They are bound to bring it out at the inquest, even if it 's harmless.
The inhabitants professing it are bound to bring up their children in the same.
He 's bound to bring Spain on his side.
The point is, this weekend is bound to bring up some emotions.
Still, Lula is bound to bring Meirelles - a Wall Street favorite - back to the Central Bank.
Not only that, but it 's bound to bring you luck.
Bridey 's bound to bring the judges in . No, no he will not.
It's actually a win-win, as winners are bound to bring paying customers back.
You know, it 's bound to bring up the question of his own mortality.
There is nobody about . Bridey 's bound to bring the judges in.
Wrong conduct is bound to bring dishonor to Jehovah God.
We pay attention to factors which are bound to bring about a tendency toward price changes.
The danger was bound to bring us together, Astrid.
What happened to Tom was bound to bring bad blood between us.
Bridey 's bound to bring the judges in.
Such happy times are bound to bring out the creative side.
The Qur'an is thus bound to bring more “ damage ” than “ profit ” to such people.
The inhabitants professing it are bound to bring up their children in the same [ manner ].
Ennoblement, however, is bound to bring about ascent towards the Luminous Heights!
Community aid is therefore bound to bring benefits to the Vietnamese people.
You know, it 's bound to bring up the question.
This, in itself, is bound to bring hope and security.
That of course is bound to bring problems in the future . ”.
If there is any topic bound to bring about fights, it 's money.
Somebody 's bound to bring her back?
Our nations ' infamy is bound to bring about Divine punishment . '.
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