Sentence examples for properly expected from inspiring English sources

He added: "They were just doing their job in difficult circumstances and rightly and properly expected help from those officers".

Indeed, it seems to rely on the premise that anyone should see that if they reside within the territory of a reasonably just state, they are properly expected to comply with the law, at least insofar as it is reasonably just.

Given that the aim of the author was to produce prime-time television, the results are bound to be more exciting, or at any rate more tendentious, than the kind of thing we could properly expect from Wells.

Those who have benefited most from the conditions which have been to their advantage, whose means have been most generously enhanced should quite properly be expected to contribute proportionately.

This can make it fast and very easy but it also means you might not coat the bread properly, so expect plain toast in some bits.

In particular, mutants that cannot activate σF but are properly localized would be expected to oligomerize properly.

Parry said the officials handled the confusing final seconds properly, but he expected the N.C.A.A. rules committee to discuss implementing an N.F.L. rule that would have run time off the clock as part of the penalty for having too many men on the field.

By the 1980s, a laying hen of any popular genetic strain, if managed properly, could be expected to produce more than 250 eggs annually, while special meat-producing strains of chickens gain body weight at a rate of 1 : 2 in ratio with feed intake.

The fact that these images did not segment properly could be expected.

We applied the created testing data sources in our model and we confirmed that the retrieval of information using SPARQL queries through the designed model was properly delivering the expected results.

Scharmann (1993) points out that biology and science teachers should be equipped both instructionally and in subject matter level properly; otherwise, the expected outcome for teaching of the TOE might not be achieved.