Sentence examples for ought to be adjusted from inspiring English sources
Edmund Burke once wrote, "Politics ought to be adjusted, not to human reasonings, but to human nature, of which reason is but a part, and by no means the greatest part".
Many clinicians and researchers have suggested that the DSM IV criteria ought to be adjusted and invariably this would involve relaxing the current diagnostic rules.
If the sample size has not been reached in a randomised clinical trial, then the threshold for statistical significance ought to be adjusted [ 12, 42].
Training programmes and compensation programmes ought to be adjusted to meet the specific needs of both young staff and older staff.
Indeed, all fraud, including straightforward overcharging, will be harder to detect during the early life of the euro, since people's instincts for what prices ought to be will not have adjusted.Forgers may make the most of the change-over in 2002 as well.
Lufkin ought to be different.
"There ought to be consequences".
