Sentence examples for of course properly from inspiring English sources

The operative term is, of course, "properly implemented".

What this has to do with manners is anyone's guess, but her response — "Wow, you really do have a technique" — is (of course) properly measured.

"No decision to transfer Private Manning to a civilian detention facility has been made, and any such decision will, of course, properly balance the soldier's medical needs with our obligation to ensure Private Manning remains behind bars," Rear Admiral John Kirby, a Pentagon spokesman, said in a statement.

But the equally good news is that what works in policy terms for older people is pretty good for younger people too, that is: lifelong education, quality jobs, a fairer system of taxation, housing to suit groups at different stages of their life, and of course a properly resourced NHS.

If the core idea is strong enough – and of course executed properly – it will succeed.

This meant that a much smaller decline in unionization accounted for between 30 and 40%% of the increase in dispersion, whose effect is of course more properly to be construed as "re-unionization".

Of course, Dao properly understood as wu is not a something that can be modeled after, but as li, it points to an intrinsic order that constitutes and regulates all beings and functions.

The key words here, of course, are "properly effected," and Gallatin was certainly not an abolitionist.

Of course, a properly skeptical person does not accept just any "evidence" that matches his/her preconceptions and ignores the rest; evidence must pass certain tests of verity and must be verifiable independently and abundantly.

When, of course, everything functions properly.

Of course, you cannot properly evaluate an operatic voice heard through a crackling body microphone.