Sentence examples for ought to be even from inspiring English sources

"When something is good, more of it ought to be even better".

"The collective wisdom of the individual investor, as an idea, ought to be even more powerful".

("I live off chocolate, and it's really bad — my skin ought to be even worse than it is," he said).

This wine is delicious now, and ought to be even more so in a couple of years.

"But I don't know if I ought to be even more dumbfounded by the silence surrounding them".

And the tech-heavy Nasdaq stockmarket index has fallen more than 60% from its peak in 2000 and, in reality, ought to be even lower.

"Legislation--which in a regime devoted structurally to liberty is the product of a decentralized process of percolating compromises, not a top-down imposition of discrete reason-giving--ought to be, even can be, rational in any sense cognizable by a court".

They have made harder, too, the task of the west's political elites: to tell their restless electorates that immigration ought to be restricted even when they know that the economy needs more of it; that globalisation is not all bad even though it has caused job losses; that climate change is an urgent problem even as they promise to enhance consumer purchasing power.

Trying to break a good code without the key ought to be impossible even using the fastest computers imaginable.

As far as he's concerned, there are too many shiftless young men who ought to be working, even if it's in the pork plant.

It ought to be exciting, even if that is the last thing a head coach wants his kicking game to be.