Sentence examples for politically should from inspiring English sources

Too often, the media can seem to be trying to draw a line of politeness, which no one who wants to be taken seriously, politically, should ever be allowed to cross.

11 environment, the authors point out, intelligence agencies feared what they did not know and sought to cover themselves politically should another strike occur.

Mr. Obama's message to insurers will serve to put the industry on notice and position the White House politically should voters start to link premium increases to the new law.

Pervez Musharraf, its president, has joined America's war on terrorism but he is unlikely to survive politically should there be a nuclear attack by an American ally on Iraq's Muslims.

His sense of drama and suspense even of tragic destiny keeps Glock at the centre of the story; and yet at the same time, anyone wanting to understand the trauma of occupied Palestine, historically, culturally and politically, should read this book.

Politically, we should get some benefit".

And politically, China should draw on its tradition of meritocracy.

"Many Europeans don't get why, politically, this should be controversial".

But just how mobilised, or politically active, should one aim to be?

"Politically, I should have just let it go and allowed the courts to decide," Whitman says.

"What I am saying is that politically you should know it is a grave mistake and it led to what happened".