Sentence examples for rightfully assume from inspiring English sources

So how can we rightfully assume that we are equipped to eradicate it elsewhere?

The reason why sociologists can rightfully assume markets as social instead of natural activities lies in the fact that markets are the product of meaningful human actions involving cultural values about humanity, social actions, and social relations (Slater and Tonkiss 2001).

As Gov. Jerry Brown correctly observed, "We should not make it a habit to clutter our ballots with nonbinding measures, as citizens rightfully assume that their votes are meant to have legal effect".

And, most importantly, a redesign should leverage state governments -- the largest untapped lever in the fight to hold down college costs and increase completion -- to rightfully assume their substantial role in the shared responsibility of stemming the rise in college costs.

Indeed, for a number of GEIs, the similarities between GEI-encoded and known plasmid transfer systems are so striking that one can rightfully assume that the plasmid transfer genes formed the origin for the progenitor hybrid GEI element.

That's mostly because they (rightfully) assume that the truth will be met with disapproval.

While we might have mistakenly pictured Greta Gerwig as the lonely freshman (it was in fact Lola Kirke), we rightfully assumed another well-observed comedy.

Joyce Banda, the President of Malawi, took office in April, after an epic power struggle in which the late former President's allies tried to block her from rightfully assuming the position, and she has since made a promising impression.

Snap Inc. is rightfully assuming that most users just don't have interesting enough lives to warrant Live streaming.

He knew what he was doing, and the KKK rightfully assumes they have his support".

But because there was no formal culture to suggest otherwise, when they saw me answering emails at 2AM, they rightfully assumed that this was the expectation of all employees, even if it couldn't be further from the truth.