Sentence examples for time ought to be from inspiring English sources

But, at the very least, equal time ought to be given to the tremendous toll borne by civilians as a result of America's wars, past and present.

That it has been ongoing for such a long time ought to be a matter of shame both for the American administration and for Britain's Government, which has made positive noises but taken little real action to secure Mr Aamer's return here.

The vote was 10 to 2, and came as no great surprise: students and alumni have wrestled for decades with whether the unique experience offered by Deep Springs — a working cattle ranch, where students milk, herd, butcher, garden, cook, clean, and read Kierkegaard in their spare time — ought to be available to both genders.

One of the Marshall Institute's first projects was to try to persuade PBS affiliates not to air a documentary critical of S.D.I.; citing the Fairness Doctrine, the institute argued that equal time ought to be given to its own report, in favor of S.D.I.

Much of our time ought to be spent "in carrying out deliberately and faithfully the hundred little purposes which every man's genius must have suggested to him….

For purpose to be achieved in the organization and by its employees, far more time ought to be spent by leaders (and the organization itself) helping its employees develop belongingness, esteem and self-actualization.

As I see it, the greatest minds of our times ought to be focused on making alternative energies a reality now.

If you ever accidentally pass the correct time, you ought to be in a placement to briefly turn the crown counterclockwise to compensate for overshooting the time.

In time, it ought to be cause for quiet satisfaction.

Most of the time they ought to be glad Ah ain't".

But it sounds like with rehabilitation, with time, she ought to be very functional".