Sentence examples for right a well from inspiring English sources

But if done right, a well run water flood will significantly nanoenhance oil recovery and produce attractive returns for many years.

She's right, a well-made sponge is sweet and buttery, but gloriously light.

Obama is partly right; a well-functioning democracy requires competing parties to trust that the other side has the good of the country at heart, even if they do not necessarily agree on how to solve problems.

On the right, a well-funded industry has taken root, with books and websites dedicated to condemning the media.

"Right, a good point well taken.

While concrete roofing tiles are typically expected to survive 30-50 years, in the right conditions a well made clay roof might be expected to last 100 years.

America's employers would prefer to keep their workers' rights a well-guarded secret.

As Mr Diaz explains in a press release:"When a goalkeeper is in a penalty situation, they can't wait until the ball is in the air before choosing whether to jump left or right--a well-placed penalty kick will get past them.

If Jefferson was right that a well-informed citizenry is the foundation of our democracy, then newspapers must be saved.

The contemporary interview is a social institution in its own right, with a well-established matrix of social norms organized around the roles of interviewer and interviewee.

"We must be doing something right if a well-funded and experienced organization such as Rocket Internet finds this space worth their time and investment".