Sentence examples for ought to present from inspiring English sources

There is a sense that one ought to present a united front.

Nonetheless, the seeming inaccuracy of Mr. Romney's internal polls ought to present a warning to future campaigns.

"If this is a real coup attempt, they ought to present the evidence and defend themselves immediately," said the diplomat, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Labour MPs see a Tory party which is bitterly split and despair that their own leadership seems utterly incapable of profiting from the opportunity that it ought to present to them.

She thought publishers ought to present to their authors at this time of the year one or more small gold replicas of the author's book or books, suitable for use, as either charms oh bracelets or cuff links.

Hutton refuses to condemn rebels John Hutton, the business secretary, took a softly-softly approach to the growing list of dissenting MPs but stressed that the party ought to present a unified front.

This is, too, one of the pieces City Opera ought to be presenting in English.

Scientific societies, such as the International Society for Stem Cell Research ISSCRR) and national stem-cell organizations, should consider whether MSC studies ought to be presented at stem-cell conferences under the MSC umbrella.

And if "understanding" his actions is necessary to prevent further destruction, it ought to be presented in a clear attitude of fierce disapproval.

With 1.5 billion people infected it ought to have presented an ideal opportunity to investigate the effectiveness of Tamiflu, and the best ways of making it effective, in real world conditions.

But interleaving as an educational strategy ought to be presented to teachers with some caveats.