Sentence examples for ought to be settled from inspiring English sources
He added, "This is a case that ought to be settled".
But a decisive question for many of Microsoft's constituencies, from Wall Street to the lowliest programmer -- and, therefore, one of the first that ought to be settled in any breakup -- is Whither Bill Bill Gateses may be a convicted monopolist," Mr. Levine said.
Whether we are organisms or were once embryos are substantive questions that an account of personal identity ought to answer, not matters to be settled in advance by the way we frame the debate.
His principal criticism is of the criterion of fictionhood in terms of social norms of use and Purves argues that we ought to be able to settle whether or not some piece of modeling is a fiction in the absence of such norms.
"But I think they should be thinking about what, if anything, ought to be done after the dust has settled.
But except in special instances, confidential communications ought to be released only after passions have settled and scholars can examine the records in fuller context.
But it is not settled whether such contracts ought to be legal and, if so, enforceable.
I just hope all my favorite gents can settle their differences soon and agree among themselves who ought to be the Republican nominee for president.
