Sentence examples similar to it ought to be consistent from inspiring English sources
But you ought to be consistent – you're either a walker like Adam Gilchrist, or a non-walker like Steve Waugh.
What I will be proposing to do is that, if the Government wants to change the system of protection visas then the quid pro quo ought to be consistent with the recommendations of Angus Houston and his panel to dramatically increase the refugee intake.
Ideally, social performance ought to be consistent over time and across stakeholder domains (Waddock and Graves 1997, Johnson and Greening 1999).
If the two sentential constituents are encoded at the semantic level in the same order across languages, the results of Chinese, German, and Polish native speakers ought to be consistent: A nogo-LRP is either elicited or absent in all speakers.
That's odd because all our intuition about the universe is that it ought to be internally consistent rather than at odds with itself.
It ought to be said that Black is consistent in his belief that the crimes of rich businessmen should be subject to special understanding and leniency.
It ought to be interesting.
It ought to be more interesting.
And it ought to be financed broadly.
