Sentence examples for ought to need from inspiring English sources

Wenger said he had been tempted to rest Sánchez and, goodness knows, the Chilean ought to need one.

The president ought to ask, and we need to know.

He thinks gathering information about how someone behaves on social sites ought to require the same clearance needed to monitor them doggedly in public places.

But the only question Major League owners ought to ask themselves is, Who needs the baseball writers?

And they are precisely the sort of young people who ought to: they need check-ups to be sure that there isn't a recurrence of cancer.

After the Bernie Madoff thing broke here, lots of Hollywood people who'd made all the money they ought to ever need, creative people who aren't always the most financially savvy, came out of semi-retirement to recoup their swindled fortunes.

The full back ought to have needed less time to regain full fitness.

Most moral questions are easy questions: we know what we ought to do but need the will to do it.

But Mr. McCain is on the ballot now, and if the governor and the mayor still think Mr. Bush ought to win, they need to tell New York Republicans why they should ignore his recent symbolic moves on religion, race, gays and abortion.

Why all the angst over bedtime, the one part of the day that, barring nightmares, ought to bring deeply needed peace?

If the movie musical is to enjoy the revival that was trumpeted when "Chicago" won its Oscars, then audiences -- and filmmakers, too -- ought to see what needs to be brought back.