Sentence examples similar to be rightly managed from inspiring English sources

Linus Torvalds should be rightly proud.

Miliband's team will be rightly delighted.

Second, while there is rightly increasing emphasis on managing secondary forests for their carbon sink potential [e.g., 12] our results suggest that at a national level tropical secondary forests may not in fact provide the largest forest sinks.

At home, this is helping generate a new self-confidence which, rightly managed, could produce a virtuous circle of private-sector investment, rapid economic growth and liberalising reform.

It truly represents the genius loci, and Christopher Wren suggested that " the earth around London, rightly managed, will yield as good brick as were the Roman bricks..

So he was rightly freaked out when Facebook still managed to predict and "recommend" a huge number of his real-life acquaintances — down to people whose names he barely knew and a woman he dated 19 years ago.

The National Audit Office is rightly anxious about the taxpayer's huge liabilities, but Tideway managed to frighten ministers with warnings of raw sewage spilling into the Thames.

Financiers are rightly rewarded for taking risks, which by their nature cannot be entirely managed away or anticipated.

"The fixed-income market is rightly assigning a higher risk premium to companies now," said Stan Jonas, managing director at Fimat U.S.A., a broker-dealer in New York.

Do you think Groves was rightly decided?

Keith Floyd was rightly famous for busting through the artifice of television and being absolutely himself - accordingly he all but managed to die on television too.