Sentence examples for ought to question from inspiring English sources

But we ought to question the ultra-low wages that some industries use to exploit that mobility.

My view is that one really ought to question Israel's right to exist and that doing so does not manifest anti-Semitism.

But in an expanding performance universe, BMW ought to question its course of making warp-speeders that shorten trips between planets but leave the drivers in suspended animation.

We ought to question why two London boroughs, Barnet and Richmond, do so well, and whole cities like Barnsley and Rochdale come out with nothing.

Other buyers would do the same if they knew how skeptically they ought to question casual assurances about their planned renovations.

At the time, Senator Bill Nelson, a Florida Democrat who helped shape the NASA blueprint, said, "If we can't do it for that, then we ought to question whether or not we can build a rocket".

Because of the enormous, decade-long, implication of this role, Gregg ought to be questioned in detail about it in his confirmation hearings.

The first thing he ought to have done is to question the very premises of the hysteria surrounding global warming.

So what is this "right" that many uphold as so basic that to question it reflects anti-Semitism and yet is one that I claim ought to be questioned?

Somebody ought to raise questions about is it right or wrong".

And in an interview with a local TV station, WJLA, Mr. Obama said that Mr. Romney ought to answer questions about his relationship with the firm after he left in 1999 to run the Salt Lake City Olympics.