Sentence examples for should be presumably from inspiring English sources

He did not specify what the target should be, presumably leaving room for experts to weigh in on what is achievable — and for horse-trading among the affected agencies.

'Scalars' should be presumably substituted by 'scores' on p. 7, line below Eq. (10)?

Mr. Almy, 41, Mr. Daniels and another former service member have filed a lawsuit asserting that they were unconstitutionally discharged and should be reinstated, presumably at their former ranks.

While the Pentagon said that a "government in exile" should be established, presumably led by Chalabi, to be quickly installed in Baghdad following the war, other Iraqis, including the elder statesman of the exile leaders, Adnan Pachaci, insisted that any government installed by United States fiat would be illegitimate in the eyes of the Iraqi people.

As this would entail a booking system and "tracking people who are using the desks more than they should be" (and presumably employing trackers and desk-bouncers to make sure they don't), the piece seems right to suggest that it spells the end of the dream of "flexible working".

If a lack of water is causing the solids effect, then the hydrolysis conversion where a certain amount of the water has been replaced should be lower, presumably at the level of the corresponding solids level (taking only the aqueous phase in consideration).

There is obviously a gap between the prudential leeway that "Faithful Citizenship" affirmed for Catholics and the political urgency that some bishops feel about abortion — and already some of the latter are suggesting that the document should be recast again, presumably to make conformity to one's bishop's judgment a litmus test for being a faithful Catholic.

Ben Clarke writes: Teachers have to do more and more, deal with bigger classes, added paperwork, etc etc - when is this mythical free time they should be giving up, presumably for free as the funding for teachers to get involved with sport has been withdrawn?