Sentence examples for could be properly from inspiring English sources

Imposition is dangerous & unecessary when a new contract could be properly trialled.

And the historical clock tower could be properly preserved and incorporated into the new quay.

Using a pocketknife, Steele removed the tape from the face of a corpse, so that it could be properly photographed.

Who knows how well the national economy might be doing if all that shadow activity could be properly accounted for.

At least winter could be properly cold and crisp, but October was always rather damp and middling.

Could those opposed abstain rather than vote no, so the measure could be "properly passed and passed joyfully"?

If they could be properly recognised, supported and promoted, then the arts would be hugely enriched and become truly "transformational".

He sought out Mr. Quistgaard, persuaded him that his singular creations could be properly mass-produced, and Dansk was born.

Owen had also called for a public inquiry, saying it was the only way the death could be properly investigated.

"No such defence could be properly pleaded, since there simply was no evidence to support it," the ruling said.

But I did want to do the best I could, be properly prepared, and to throw myself into things.