Sentence examples for ought to be balanced from inspiring English sources

If that's the case, perhaps it ought to be balanced out by subsidies to manufacturers.

And in any case, the risk ought to be balanced with the varied needs of the American people for legal services.

That opinion ought to be balanced against that of Cathy's friend Linda, however, who reads an early draft and insists: "You should get this published!

It follows that government ought to be balanced and hedged, for the sake of freedom, and that there should be some division of governmental powers, as between the federal government and our state governments.

If so, it ought to be balanced by fears of losing the votes of the railway commuters, like those of us who were stuck on that sweaty train outside Reading last week.

That concern ought to be balanced, he added, by an acknowledgment by those inside a company that to many outside the company "it seems impolite to eat before your guests are served".

In 2000, George W. Bush ran for president saying "I don't think they ought to be balancing their budget on the backs of the poor". In 2012, amidst a much worse economy, Romney is running for president saying exactly the opposite.

But that ought to be counter-balanced by the fact that more Scots are working class, and they tend to have more children than the middle classes.Scotland's low birth-rate may have political consequences.

There ought to be a balance between, obviously, the public interest and private property.

"Ultimately, I felt that even under a Republican administration, there ought to be a balance between conservation and development in public lands, and I don't think she had enough of the balance," Mr. Schumer said.

But, we think there ought to be a balance.