Sentence examples for ought to increase from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, it ought to increase our admiration for him, as not only a great poet and songwriter but a collector of fading lyrics as well.

That ought to increase the pressure on Congress's new joint committee on deficit reduction, comprising a dozen members with six from each party, to do its job.

He told Thanh Nien News, an English-language daily, that Vietnam ought to increase its investment in the sector four- or fivefold.

A senior government analyst, quoted last week by China Daily, an official newspaper, said that China ought to increase its strategic oil reserve to 15m tonnes by 2010.

The campaign offers "a focus and a mission for the products as a brand," he added, which ought to increase product sales as it burnishes the image of the brand.

On September 18th, the Dow continued its slide, as did most big markets overseas (see chart).On average, greater uncertainty about the outlook for the economy ought to increase the riskiness of shares.

Logically, the EU ought either to increase its powers (for example, by enhancing its role in choosing the commission and its president) or it should cut them back.

Robert L. Weinberg, a retired founding partner of the Washington law firm Williams & Connolly and a lecturer at George Washington University Law School, said that instead of restricting the number of adjunct lecturers like himself, law schools ought to greatly increase them because they bring real-world examples to students.

Following these five guidelines ought to help increase your odds of landing an agent.

For example, cutting tariffs or opening industries to new entrants ought in theory to increase supply and reduce inflationary pressures.

At the very least, Labour ought to be increasing its share of the vote in the byelection.