Sentence examples for make properly from inspiring English sources

So here's some good, robust evidence that can help mums make properly informed decisions.

It is therefore hugely important to ask the right questions and make properly informed judgments on priorities.

As doctors we should not be judged on the volume of our prescribing but on its quality – ensuring that patients make properly informed choices about the pros and cons, and ensuring that we are not overselling pharmaceuticals like bad insurance salesmen.

His daughter Natalie loads our table with cardboard plates of tacos topped with tinga de pollo (spiced shredded chicken), skirt steak simmered in pimento sauce, fiery grilled fish with chilli diablo, and a chicken mole (a traditional sauce that takes at least a day to make properly).

I hope that those currently thrashing those deals out pause to think about scrutiny, about accountability and about the public – and act to ensure that the decisions they make properly represent what local people really want and need from the state.

A person's decision-making capacities can sometimes be affected by stress or neurologic, psychiatric, or substance abuse, explains Fischbach, and so they may not be able to make properly informed choices when asked to participate in a research study.

Ms Hodge said it was "hugely important" to make properly-informed judgements.

I was made properly frightened by that.

— Patrick Farrell Esquire: In praise of the margarita (just as long as it's made properly).

This is a skill of the author's made properly a habit of his narrator.

And when there's a challenge, that challenge has to be made properly," said Allan Jamieson at the Forensic Institute.