Sentence examples for then we should ask from inspiring English sources

If that's so, then we should ask: What's the relation between communities and publics?

Then we should ask ourselves if our behavior and our values need improvement.

If that 8% are so appalled at the thought of a gay player being on their team then we should ask them to step forward, own their views and we can just ban them.

If we're in an alternate reality in which Republicans tolerate such things, then we should ask those bizarro Republicans whether they might not go for a real carbon price, as well.Now, it's not impossible that some increase in research spending is achievable.

In the present, if those of us with mostly healthy children are worried about the ethics of gene editing, then we should ask the parents of children born with haemophilia, cystic fibrosis or muscular dystrophy whether they would have used this kind of technology if it had been available to them.

We should celebrate the turnout of Banks case, and then we should ask what we can do to make stories like his less of a rarity.

Then again, we should ask whether the privatised utilities such as power and water have really been run in the best interests of consumers in recent years.

If a satirical publication's editorial philosophy is ultimately (and hopefully) to produce good humor, then all we should ask as consumers is for that irreverence to be tempered with some consideration for an increasingly diverse and global readership.

"We asked ourselves, how can we best showcase the talent and commitment of the artists who donate work for the auction, and then we realized that we should ask the artists themselves," said Kathleen Callaghan, auction manager for Wisconsin Public Television in Madison.

"Where families are on low income we will continue to support them, but for other families choosing to send children a long way, often outside Somerset, then it is only fair that we should ask whether they should pay the full costs".

In addition to asking, "What else did we know back then?" we should be asking, "What are we missing right now?" Hindsight is useful only when it improves our foresight.