Sentence examples for it might properly from inspiring English sources

Four straight wins, four clean sheets, and now a result that was so impressive it might properly signal the end of a nightmare stretching into its second year... this is galvanising work indeed.

The rescue plan may have been imperfect (the banks requiring further injections of capital); the credit for it might properly belong to others too; it was uncharacteristic in its decisiveness and sweep; Mr Brown may bear some responsibility for the regulatory regime that failed in the first place.

It might properly contextualise our institutional scandals and individual humiliations within a longer view.

An SUV of 2.5 was used as it might properly differentiate between benign and malignant lesions and might also be used for GTV delineation [ 17 ].

Locke writes that we have a faculty of "Perception of the Operation of our own Mind" which, "though it be not Sense, as having nothing to do with external Objects; yet it is very like it, and might properly enough be call'd internal Sense" (1690/1975, 105, italics suppressed).

(It might more properly be said that this involves illegal evasion rather than legal avoidance).

For RNAseq data, however, given that the CRP was designed to collect certain short reads with intronic sequences, it might not properly capture the short reads covering exon-exon junctions during mapping; thus, some modification is needed to apply HLAreporter for RNAseq data.

Middlesex might properly protest that it is not its role to support the national interest at its own expense.

If human life were really sacred it would be at least doubtful whether one might properly kill someone in fear that you would yourself be killed.

The Clinical Ambassador then moderated a discussion of the benefits and drawbacks of the proposed treatment, its place in the sequence of treatments that might properly be applied to the case, and the availability of such treatment in the area.

The Baroque style as it was imported to Russia from western Europe by the imperial court never amounted to what might properly be termed a Russian Baroque period.