Sentence examples for ought to adopt from inspiring English sources

The city ought to adopt the small-cab idea.

Maybe Adobe ought to adopt a slogan like "PDF files: The Official Format of the Paperless-Office Myth").

This feeling is more akin to "blind panic" than "control," but perhaps I ought to adopt Didion's (admittedly much healthier) view of writing.

Folsom operated out of a sense of noblesse oblige: privileged whites, he believed, ought to "adopt a more humanitarian attitude" toward blacks.

"We've always thought that more retired people ought to adopt kids instead of play golf," said Rebecca Gawboy, 60, who along with her husband, Jim, 76, is taking care of 12 adopted children ranging in age from 8 to 19.

Rather than a mandatory real-name policy, intermediaries ought to adopt anonymity as their default setting, a privilege that can be lost by harming others in ways that intermediaries find unacceptable.

An agent ought not to adopt an option unless there are worlds at which it is arbitrarily close to achieving minimal disutility.

Based upon this, he adopted "great principles of justice", which he believed all societies ought to follow.

After making reference to the "contraband" slaves who had crossed Union lines, Lincoln wrote that some process ought to be adopted to liberate them.

Also left unresolved was how those decisions were to be reached: the convention provided no rules for voting, though it noted that such rules ought to be adopted.

After reaping minimal results on both fronts of its bifurcated policy, the administration is currently reviewing its Syria initiatives to determine if an alternative ought to be adopted.