Sentence examples similar to justly priced from inspiring English sources
Asked for comment on Dr. Rowland this week, a Du Pont spokeswoman wrote, "Mr. Rowland justly deserved the Nobel Price for his work, and DuPont has the highest regard for him".
Some of the price cuts have been justly mocked as microscopic.
Indeed, it can justly argue that the high oil price is a natural consequence of the global economy's strength, not a cause of economic weakness.
"[It] not only supports its justly celebrated orchestra but three opera houses, all with ticket prices a fraction of those in London, and goodness knows how many other musical venues.
Perhaps this justly reflects how such a family lived with itself, but the artistic price that Welty paid for so successfully mirroring its self-deception is heavy.
The mayor can justly claim that most of these moves delivered manifesto pledges, but the price of his innovations has been higher than advertised – unfortunate, given his boasts about providing value for money – and abolishing the "WEZ", despite its drawbacks for some, was a prime example of putting vote-chasing before policy vision.
Israel took 18 years to extricate itself from the Lebanon morass - and only then at the price of leaving in place a triumphant Hizbullah of which, along with Iran and Syria, it justly ranks as a co-founder.
The wine list at Windows is justly famous, not only for its wide selection of French and American labels, but also for its prices, which are among the lowest I have encountered anywhere in town - in some cases only 25percentt above retail.
