Sentence examples for we ought to evolve from inspiring English sources
We ought to evolve as a society according to their models.
It brought together law and economics scholars, industry representatives, and practicing lawyers to consider what the courts are getting right and wrong and how intellectual property law ought to evolve to do a better job for the industry and the public that so depends on software these days.
This was not just the well-heeled Notting Hill set musing about how best to hold onto power, but a very real question over how the party ought to evolve - what, and who, was it for?
One suspects that as the United States of America was celebrating its 40th birthday, the genius of Jefferson had already begun to detect flaws in our constitutional structures - and to suggest that our "laws and institutions" ought to evolve to match "the progress of the human mind".
Assuming that most mutations affecting phenotype are—at least individually neutral or deleterious (Kimura 1983), if selection against such mutations is weaker in GroEL clients than nonclients due to a buffering effect (Tokuriki and Tawfik 2009a), then clients ought to evolve faster than nonclients.
Evolutionary psychologists are always being accused of implying that the way we've evolved is the way we ought to be, and they're always denying the charge: to explain something in evolutionary terms – male promiscuity, say – isn't to condone it.
These reasons do not offer an explanation for why vector transmission has not evolved, however, and as Weiss (2001) points out, we ought to seriously consider whether such evolution might occur in the future (for a summary, see Table 1).
We ought to explore them".
