Sentence examples for should be brought up from inspiring English sources

"I think the issue is something that should be brought up," Charlie Ward said.

Like everyone who doesn't have children, Bernie has strong opinions about how they should be brought up.

"The rest of the city should be brought up to the standards we and other school districts have created".

Discussions on a number of radical websites have asked how children should be brought up to be "mujahideen" and whether they should be pulled out of mainstream schools.

Of course, one day soon the editing capabilities of digital recording should be brought up to those of the analogue system.

But all those involved in the decision to dispense with neutral referees in this tournament should be brought up by the RLIF for bringing the game into disrepute.

If anything, more politicians should be bringing up the Iraq war at every opportunity.

No parent should be bringing up children in a broken rental market where six-month contracts, sudden rent rises, and huge lettings fees are the norm.

Parents are bombarded with a million half-formed pseudo-theories about how they should be bringing up their kids, and throwing one more into the mix helps nobody – it just makes the good advice harder to find.

After the jury left the courtroom on Tuesday, Owens and assistant US attorney Patrick Otlewski argued that Watts's name should not be brought up.

"Why should girls be brought up in an all-pink environment?