Sentence examples for ought to propose from inspiring English sources
BUT, you ought to propose and discuss every potential committee member with your advisor before you invite them.
As with anyone I have my own hopes about what specifically he ought to propose.
Equally important, the GOP leadership ought to propose establishing a bipartisan committee of both chambers to monitor the roll-out of health care reform and to write clean-up legislation to fix the problems that inevitably will arise out of so vast and complex a change.
Hence, this study does not aim at prescribing how entrepreneurship research ought to develop, nor to propose what is the future of research in the field.
So, from now, when we evoke Godwin's Law, as we ought to, I would like to propose Gopnik's Amendment to it.
So too when Cher, on another awards show, used the word to propose something that ought to be done to her critics.
She ought to know; he proposed to her shortly after they picked up burgers at the drive-up window of an In-N-Out.
The intervention being proposed ought to be as unpopular as the one that began in 2003, which lies at the root of the present predicament.
He described what a new form ought to look like and proposed that a copy of it be issued to each person stopped.
Ella is disappointed by the ending, as that is not how she believes stories ought to end, so she proposes an alternate ending: when Walter says he can change, Peter believes him and splits the glass heart in two, and together they "lived happily ever after".
