Sentence examples for should be altogether from inspiring English sources

And, as in Yugoslavia, sanctions in Iraq have increased local corruption by making legitimate trade so difficult.None of this suggests that sanctions should be altogether banned.

In fact, those who join the government rarely surrender their militia or sectarian agendas; a recent leaked report by the Independent Commission on Security Forces in Iraq said that the militia infiltration in the national police was so bad that it should be altogether disbanded.

Banking may need to be reformed or reinvented, but very few people would suggest that it should be altogether eliminated.

2. The paper makes some claims, which require substantiation, or should be reconciled with literature, or should be altogether eliminated.

Nor should this be altogether surprising.

The city reeled.His announcement should not be altogether surprising.

The appetite for utter­ing a big truth shouldn't be altogether re­buked, you know.

The higher demand shouldn't be altogether surprising.

French management agent Nicolas Teil said that although the fee supposedly offered by Morgan Stanley is high, it shouldn't be altogether surprising in light of Sarkozy's experience as the leader of a powerful country.

"Animal" rights should be something altogether different.

Bercow said it should be scrapped altogether.