Sentence examples for ought to concede from inspiring English sources
Even those who believe that prison works ought to concede that cramming more and more offenders into overcrowded and under-staffed prisons is a sure recipe for trouble.
We have already stated that this could have a short-term negative impact on profits, but we also ought to concede that there could a long-term drag as well.
"It might look better than it ought to," Halbreich conceded, "at least to your boyfriend".
The second way to defend public reason from the objection is to concede that the idea ought to apply to itself (Estlund 1998) and argue that it does so successfully.
In sum, a merit theorist might do well to concede to Hayek that rewards ought to track actual performance, not inner merit.
This Shackleton refused to concede.
Having looked for much of the game as if they were the team with something to play for, both goals conceded ought to have been better defended.
He added it might be the only system capable of operation until "others do that which they ought to do", and he conceded that voluntary coalition was unlikely at present.
