Sentence examples for ought to break from inspiring English sources

The system ought to break.

Instead, we ought to break down the annual historical precipitation to look for opportunities and manage our limitations.

High degrees of specificity are remarkable in light of myriad host and parasite characteristics that ought to break down such specificity.

Cabrini will lose about $3.5 million this year, and ought to break even next year, Mr. Chaloner said.

Graduate students ought to break out of it and let their intellectual curiosity roam, and follow the problem, not the disciplinary boundaries.

"One ought to break Friedrich's pictures over the edge of a table; such things must be prevented," Goethe remarked on what we must charitably presume was a bad day.

In this way, agent-relative consequentialists can explain why agents morally ought not to break their promises in just the kind of case that Ross raised.

On the origins of Seuss's most famous creation, Kahn reports: "The Cat in the Hat" evolved from a 1954 article in Life by John Hersey, who complained of the sorry state of children's primers and suggested that someone like Dr. Seuss ought to give the kids a break by providing them with sprightlier fare.

"The Cat in the Hat" evolved from a 1954 article in Life by John Hersey, who complained of the sorry state of children's primers and suggested that someone like Dr. Seuss ought to give the kids a break by providing them with sprightlier fare.

But I don't remember anyone saying we ought to give country clubs a tax break.

But now we ought to give him a hand — quickly, before he breaks our hearts.