Sentence examples for ought to block from inspiring English sources
"I don't think we ought to block anything on our network, and we won't," he said.
The idea that kindergarteners ought to block everything out but facts about plate tectonics reminded me of an essay called "Can Teachers Increase Students' Self-Control?" (as usual, the question was "can," not "should") written by a cognitive psychologist named Daniel Willingham.
If PIASγ-depleted mitotic cells possess catenations that hold the sister DNA molecules together, then inhibition of Topoisomerase II ought to block the sister separation that is forced upon roscovitine or ZM447439 treatment.
Ministers are assuming that peers will abide by the Salisbury convention that says that their lordships ought not to block legislation that a government promised in its election manifesto.
Zimmerman et al. 10 observed that a nonblocking CD6 mAb (M-T605) that targets domain 1 of CD6 rather than the ligand-binding domain 3, and therefore ought not to block the CD6/CD166 interaction, is a potent inhibitor of T-cell proliferation.
Gay rights ought to be blocked.
A devious mind might suggest that, even if it makes no difference who owns Unocal, the deal ought to be blocked just to inconvenience China.
This is an outrage, and ought to be blocked.
The distinction of infectious from post-infectious process is important as infectious process depends on the continued presence of viable microorganisms and should be treated with antimicrobial therapy, while post-infectious process ought to be blocked by inhibition of the involved host process [4].
"They ought to name this block for me," he said.
