Sentence examples for ought to grow from inspiring English sources
Perhaps we ought to grow out of this iffy attitude.
The basic laws of economics that poorer countries with less capital ought to grow faster than rich ones still hold.
Well-meaning folks often offer suggestions such as: women ought to "grow thicker skin," or "block the tweeters".
Leavitt even upsets the notion that the personal story ought to grow out of the history, or at least match it.
Trollope wrote that men and women ought to grow upward, "towards the light, as the trees do," and Lee clearly has absorbed that lesson.
Since the world looks scarier now than it did a year or two ago, the military budget ought perhaps to grow a bit.
One of his 10 basic laws is the so-called Beanstalk Principle: For every animal, object, institution or system, there is an optimal limit beyond which it ought not to grow.
I also agree with his argument that food ought to be grown where it grows best, rather than growing locally those foods that, out of their comfort zone, require extensive energy and chemicals.
I live in New Jersey and if any of you are thinking of joining me you ought to first grow a third kidney to make sure you can pay the taxes.
With some parents fearful of communist influence, a California school district recently turned down $30,000 per year from the Chinese government to pay for Mandarin classes.Yet Mandarin ought to continue to grow.
