Sentence examples for terms we should from inspiring English sources

This is a no-brainer in political terms – we should just get on and do it".

"In purely pragmatic, political terms, we should have gotten an advisory," he said.

But while that puts the moderate mainstream on par with the Islamists in communications terms, we should not get carried away.

But before prosecuting women for abortion and passing lengthy jail terms, we should ask whether our laws are coherent and, indeed, whether criminalisation is ever appropriate.

However, another speaker warned against a "light touch, low cost" approach to financial literacy, saying the message does not always translate in real terms: "We should, though, leverage existing community groups.

TO put it bluntly, if the United States takes one step back and the rest of the world takes two steps forward, even in purely selfish terms we should consider accepting the trade-off, if only for the longer run.

In the short term, we should actually spend more.

In the long term we should eliminate the tax subsidies given to oil companies, not go after windfall profits.

In the longer term, we should ask whether it is rational to burn any food at all in our cars.

If we let presidents run for a third term, we should require them to resign after two terms and wait four years before running again.

Alastair Hutson, head of risk management services at energy consultancy Utilyx, said: "Short term we should be all right, the lights should stay on".