Sentence examples for may be rightfully from inspiring English sources

Buyers may be rightfully haunted by their purchases for years to come.

Museums today constantly struggle with the question of whether to return objects that may not be rightfully theirs.

But spectators — and poor Jessica — may have been rightfully confused by the mixed message Mr. Coicou sent by wearing his wedding band to court.

The time saved can be rightfully utilized for additional procedures.

In this figure, any white areas are "covered" by the Japanese regulations: foods with Cs contaminations > 100 Bq/kg will be "rightfully" banned; foods with Cs contaminations < 100 Bq/kg and low Sr/Cs ratios will be "rightfully" permitted.

While the cup itself may be safe and Kiwis rightfully celebrate an incredible achievement that's not to say the conditions that led to Nathan's protest have eased.

Paris must dismantle all automobile traffic access to the banks of the Seine, so that lovers may reclaim what is rightfully theirs.

There is another complication: even if we can somehow separate out genuine occurrences of \(X\), it may be that some of these occurrences are rightfully ignored by the definition.

Sure, there are exceptions -- when trans* identity comes in the form of American exceptionalism, there may be a feature-length story, and rightfully so, but with this kind of coverage, we set trans* men and women up to fulfill an impossible variation of the model minority myth.

They answer to more constituents, may be public companies, face greater scrutiny and rightfully need to proceed with caution.

PIXAR has a history of deliberating carefully on decisions like this, as it rightfully should, so it may be years before we return to Headquarters.