Sentence examples for we ought to work from inspiring English sources

"We ought to work it to fruition in a couple places before we start promoting it".

And I think we ought to work with people at the local levels.

We ought to work out different strategies against misery and injustice, war and catastrophes".

"The real objective is to make the point that we ought to work with the plastics already on the planet".

We ought to work for a fair deal that accepts the special interests of the UK in the EU.

There has been a lot of gimmickry in the appropriations process in recent years, and I think we ought to work together to minimize it".

In spite of the compelling reasons why we think we ought to go to work while sick with a cold or the flu, or at least do our work at home, there are even stronger reasons why it is ethically unintelligent to do so.

"I think we ought to go to work and take the good things in this president's budget, especially the first five years where he cuts the deficit in half," Mr. Conrad told CNBC.

"This has been a common endeavor illustrating the way we and Europe ought to work together," said Frank Wisner, the former U.S. ambassador to India who labored fruitlessly with Ischinger last year to bring Kosovo and Serbia closer.

In a thrillingly titled essay called Economic Possibilities For Our Grandchildren John Maynard Keynes, the grandaddy of macro-economics, argued that we, in the future, ought to work only fifteen hours a week.

Her book recounts that she huddled with a writer in line to take charge of the editorial page in August 1966: "We agreed that the Post ought to work its way out of the very supportive editorial position it had taken, but we couldn't be precipitous; we had to move away gradually from where we had been".