Sentence examples for you should be checking from inspiring English sources

While they are not aimed at the consumer, it is recommended that you read them to get a good impression of what best practice is and what you should be checking for.

"The in-between times are important," he said, referring to life's idle moments, like standing in line at the bank or taking a taxi, "times when you should be checking in with yourself instead of trying to be somewhere you're not".

Guy Anker, managing editor at MoneySavingExpert.com, said: "The urgent clarion-call to consumers is if you've had a loan, credit card or mortgage in the last 10 years you should be checking now whether you had PPI on it and if so, was it mis-sold?

For every potential tenant, you should be checking credit, employment and referrals from previous landlords.

You should be checking in with your direct reports weekly both to build a good rapport as well as to get to know them on a deeper level.

Big fella like you should be checking out the T-bones.

In that case, you should be checked for melanoma.

Republicans are rapidly moving in that direction, to an extreme direction, by ending Medicare as we know it, by saying in their budget they'd cut things like cancer research and aid to help middle-class kids get to school, by even opposing something like a Lautenberg amendment which says if you buy a gun you should be checked on a terrorist watch list to see that you're not a terrorist.

How frequently do you think patients' preferences should be checked [if you say they are changing]?

I've heard of one player in the past who discovered he wasn't in the starting line-up when a cleaner burst into his hotel room and said, "Could you leave, this room should be checked out".

Policies should be checked.