You ought to bring up the issue.
"You ought to bring a movie camera out here and film him sometime".
"Dirt Music" ought to bring him the wider audience he has deserved for years.
"It's too early for anybody to say we ought to bring them out now".
"A slowdown here ought to bring the price of oil down".
Normally prices and inventories should not rise at the same time, since higher stocks ought to bring down prices.
We agree; we ought to bring the tax rates down, and I do, both for corporations and for individuals.
Internal and external pressure ought to bring better government but in some countries political meltdown is a serious danger.
Rather, BBC America ought to "bring the irreverence," he adds, and be, "to use a British term, cheeky".
What distinguishes a march's power from a carnival is that it ought to bring clarity to a debate.
So a nifty new piece of software written by J.P. Morgan, an American bank, ought to bring smiles to the faces of taxpayers everywhere.
