Sentence examples for experts right to from inspiring English sources

So are employers and experts right to extol the virtues of mindfulness?

A number of experts, right up to the United States Department of Justice, agree that there are only two ways forward to bring these laws in line with modern science: repeal or reform them.

But experts are right to be sceptical: transistors may get ever smaller, but in chipmaking scale rules.

However, the experts are right to say that this housing boom is different from previous ones, in two worrying ways.

Road safety experts are right to say that one child's life lost on the roads is one too many.

She realised the party had the facility to grant outside experts the right to contribute to their debate, and applied for the relevant floor pass on 14 September.

The Guardian's panel of experts is right to focus on the number of soldiers in the area, both international and Afghan.

The Times of London said he had let the public down: "He has made a mockery of the voting rules, which grant audiences, not the experts, the right to choose who progresses.

While experts are right to congratulate Prince Harry Harryy praised for telling of 'chaos' over Diana's death, 18 April), and call for more spending on mental health, there is an elephant in the room.

"The evidence is stacking up against the policy's senseless details and our most senior higher education experts are right to highlight the glaring mistakes," she said.

"This type of work forced me to think critically and creatively about DNA …" "It's very frustrating when you don't have an expert right next to you to answer questions".