Sentence examples for ought to extend from inspiring English sources

Defined broadly, it ought to extend to workers like him, too.

It is also a privilege that we ought to extend to the dead.

A conscience ought to be part of a person's and a firm's values, and a conscience ought to extend beyond the limited community of one's firm and clients.

That debate, Levy says, ought to extend beyond the military: "Some of it has to start … with comprehensive sexual education for boys and girls".

As one of the last English managers to lead a club to the league title and one of the first to manage abroad, Kendall's reputation ought to extend considerably beyond Merseyside, yet through a mixture of bad luck and bad timing he never quite seemed to get the recognition he deserved.

Extension is necessary because natural compassion is uneven compared to where it ought to extend.

Do you think this entrenches division?" Whether anti-discrimination laws ought to be extended "to cover bald people (and perhaps fat people and short people)".

Inverness ought to have extended their lead, but United were irrepressible after the break and got their reward.

They ought to have extended their lead when the stooping Rooney met Shay Logan's cross, but there wasn't enough power on the header and the goalkeeper Scott Bain pushed the ball away from close range.

Lincoln was the first to state the matter plainly: "One section of our country believes slavery is right and ought to be extended, while the other believes it is wrong and ought not to be extended.

Concerns about where food comes from and how it's grown, processed or raised ought to be extended to wine.