Sentence examples for has legitimately from inspiring English sources

No one has legitimately ruled this country since 1973, when Mohammad Zahir Shah was deposed in a palace coup.

Fraudsters have increasingly been hacking into email accounts and then posing as the builder, solicitor or other tradesperson that the consumer has legitimately employed.

You've spent so much of your entire adult life shouting "GORDON'S ALIVE!?" that everyone you know called Gordon has legitimately come to hate their parents.

"On the other hand," Mr. Stone added, "at least in his use of drones, President Obama has legitimately opened himself up to criticism for striking the wrong balance" between civil liberties and national security.

"I may well look at pursuing a judicial review on this, because no-one has actually challenged whether the council has legitimately and legally used public money to bring this case in the first place.

(Democrats take note!) All to the good from a partisan perspective, but still a disservice both to the questions D'Souza has legitimately raised and to the film itself, which deserved better at the hands of its one and only begetter.

Unlike his friends, he had legitimately grown up.

Some of the men, however, have legitimately tested clean for upward of three years.

I don't want to deprive people of income they have legitimately earned.

Some are understood to have legitimately destroyed older files under data protection rules.

Jack M. Greenberg, chairman and chief executive of McDonald's, said millions of its customers had legitimately won prizes over the years.