Sentence examples for may have rightfully from inspiring English sources

But these Emails, at least as presented by Viacom, don't make it sound like YouTube's founders and employees were necessarily worried about depriving content owners of videos they may have rightfully uploaded.

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

With his campaign coffers replenished and a seemingly favorable primary schedule through the remainder of February, Obama's Super Tuesday red state strategy may have him rightfully claiming momentum until March 4 when the primary schedule seems to favor Clinton.

It may not be sensitive to say that some, just some, of the writers in this generous volume might have rightfully been relegated to obscurity, but one can't help thinking, at times, that literary history may have passed them over for a reason, just as it has passed over mediocre male writers.

Beijing's leaders have rightfully looked to Eurasia as a rich source of natural resources to fuel their booming economy.

Racing's reformists have rightfully targeted steroid abuse as a problem that needs to be eradicated.

They were denied the productivity gains that should have rightfully accrued to them.

In the aftermath of 11 September, legislators have rightfully attempted to boost security.

Reporting confidence intervals have rightfully been claimed a more appropriate and understandable demonstration of the statistical uncertainty [ 12, 13].

Respondents indicated that it is unclear how this concept will be operationalised and who will be responsible for evaluating whether health care providers have rightfully accessed patient records.

Medical tourism scholars have rightfully pointed out that this practice also interacts with local legal systems in destination countries such as Barbados.