Sentence examples for ought to feed from inspiring English sources

Miranda wondered if she ought to feed him.

They ought to feed into the Treasury's assessment of spending needs; all the signs are that they haven't.

Even John Ikerd, professor emeritus of agriculture and applied economics at the University of Missouri and an outspoken advocate of the idea that small organic farms ought to feed the world — an idea Bellemare calls "wishful thinking" — acknowledges that we'd need many more farmers to make that happen, and that food would be more expensive.

"Certainly rather than bragging about its missile capability, they ought to be feeding their own people".

In the United States, nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century physicians, far from pressing formula on their patients, told women that they ought to breast-feed.

In Washington, a State Department spokeswoman, Victoria Nuland, said, "Rather than bragging about its missile capability," North Korea "ought to be feeding its people".

He was the hardest worker, so the boss man had let it be known that he ought to be fed regularly.

Most Americans believe that it is immoral for small children to go to bed hungry at night, and we believe those kids ought to be fed, but the Republicans are cutting school-lunch programs".

This information ought to be fed back into the hazard profiling tools used in phase 1.

The goal was to arrive at practical solutions to problems raised within the research process, specifically how findings of a sickle cell study ought to be fed back to research participants [ 19].

You ought to be able to feed your family, have access to health care, and be able to save a nest egg so you can retire with dignity," he said.