Sentences with phrase «things ought»

This is a short but very informative series that would help you be aware of the things you ought to know about short sales.

Yet, every once and a while, you meet a person who has a seemingly mystical ability to make themselves do things they ought to do, and resist the urge to do things they ought not to do.

Here are some steps you should take and things you ought to consider if you've just graduated, but don't yet have a job or career - plan lined up.

Let's look at some things you all ought to consider before you accept.

Whether you plan to traverse Times Square or to head down south to tour the Research Triangle, there are a few things you ought to know when it comes to out - of - state traffic tickets.

Before you get yourself insured, here are a few things you ought to know -

It's completely useful and one of those things I ought to have known.

Mr. Altenbernd: There are certain things you ought to have in a trial book that you take to court with you every time you go to trial.

It's just a question of in this role, there are things you ought to do and things you ought not do, and sometimes, like in all roles, the difference between those is not always obvious,» Woolley adds.

This is indeed the way things ought to work — and evidently do.

Consumers who care about these things ought to know.»

The Fate of Ought - To points out the fact that people sustain doing things they want to do much longer than things they ought to do.

From my limited point of view, the dichotomy you mention is the difference between those people who see things «the way that things are» and those people who see «the way that things ought to be».

Or maybe I simplify too much (though I think complex things ought to pass the simple aspects, too....)

And science, like everything else humans do, is burdened by preconceptions about how things ought to be.»

I fear we are messing with things we ought not mess with... only bad things can happen.

If you're entertaining the idea of getting one of these dogs into your home, there are certain things you ought to know:

The usual things you ought to be doing every day anyway.

Young things ought to want to grow.

So here are a few things you ought to know about the Tesla: With the equivalent of 248 hp and 211 lb - ft of instantly available torque, the car we tested surged to 60 mph in 4.7 seconds — in damp conditions.

If you're a mainstream automaker, two things ought to be at the core of your product lineup: a mid-size crossover utility vehicle and a modern six - cylinder powertrain.

The fact government is doing these things ought to give us hope.

Which embellishments ought to take pride of spot in your storage room and specifically, what things ought to be kept or banned from your closet for the cool months ahead?

In his book «The Way Things Ought To Be» (1993) Limbaugh stretched the facts still further: «Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines spewed forth more than a thousand times the amount of ozone - depleting chemical in one eruption than all the fluorocarbons manufactured by wicked, diabolical, and insensitive corporations in history.»

According to him, «There are too many people that are unemployed and there are too many people that are creative and innovative but again they don't have that support or the capital to do the things they ought to do and so if we have collaborators like ICAN, we will also put some money there because it is about Lagosians, it is about employment and it is about growth and development,» Governor Ambode said.

You get to implement your vision of how things ought to be over one of the most powerful countries in the world.

Is that really how things ought to be?

Here are some things you ought to consider as you make your decision.

Asking a child to tidy up when that child already knows where his things ought to go makes it an easy (and quick) task.

I feel that there are things I ought to do, things that would benefit humankind.

My brethren, these things ought not so to be.

My brethren, these things ought not to be this way.»

The Real Anita Hill joined Limbaugh's The Way Things Ought to Be atop the bestseller list.

... but, but not yet... you said,» that's about all I can trust without inserting «myself» and my own feelings and my own ideas of how things ought be.»

I trust that His written Word is true and that's about all I can trust without inserting «myself» and my own feelings and my own ideas of how things ought be.

Love, compassion, unselfish service are all things we ought to do.

Yes, religion often inspires people to do things they ought not and to not do things they should do.

It's hard to be one of a few or the only one in a group who thinks things ought to be as they are described in that list; even fewer really try to embody those statements.

Several things ought to be said about fear.

Reacting to the figures, Baptist minster Jonathan Edwards told Premier recent scandals within the church may be to blame, explaining: «Clearly, there are many clergy who have slipped up and done things they ought not to have done, and that tends to blacken the reputation of others.

Paul's description is too brief to make absolutely plain the meaning of ruining whole households by teaching things they ought not to teach (v. 11).

The truth, as we are now beginning to realize, is that even things ought not to be treated as mere things.

Here's a hint «Paul's description is too brief to make absolutely plain the meaning of ruining whole households by teaching things they ought not to teach (v. 11).

My brethren, these things ought not to be so (James 3:9:10).

His Sermon on the Mount makes it ever so clear that the things we ought do we won't do (except maybe once in awhile for show).

They must be silenced, because they are disrupting whole households by teaching things they ought not to teach — and that for the sake of dishonest gain.

What else is religion for but to fill in gaps — in our knowledge of how the world should work, in our justifications for our actions, in our responsibility for things we ought to do something about but don't?

Thus his poems, which are ordered toward rendering the truth of things as they are, are quite different from his prose, which is governed by his consciously formulated ideas about how things ought to be.

The purpose was to provide limits for the process, because it was recognized that we don't know how «things ought to work.»

Not because the things he mentions aren't things we ought not be doing, but because he places on emphasis on works rather than an emphasis on what Christ has done.