Sentence examples for rightfully caused from inspiring English sources

Bybee, of course is now a judge in the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco, which has rightfully caused some outrage...since his (ahem) judgment has now been called into question.

However, the domestic use of the law rightfully has caused many to fear further overreaching of the NSA into the lives of American citizens.

That outfit was deemed so stylish it caused the fashion industry to, rightfully, claim Malik as one of their own.

For now, the legacy of Grenfell – and the distrust it has caused – seems like it will, rightfully, cast a shadow over all future proceedings and interactions between tenants and council members.

Exxon and its brethren made record profits in the last decades of denial and deceit; that money should rightfully go to pay for the damage it caused, and to build the energy systems that can power our lives without destruction.

President Barack Obama and his party in Congress came to power by riding the powerful tailwinds of discontent; Americans were rightfully angry that some on Wall Street had caused a financial crisis that left many families with a pink slip instead of a pay cheque.The Democrats have taken advantage of this anger to force their agenda through Congress, while blocking Republican bipartisan solutions.

Information deprivation at first caused the twins to be overwhelmed, and rightfully so.

That the study used volunteers might also have caused seroprevalence to be underestimated if those who rightfully believed they had had MHF in the past, chose not to take part in the study.

He has not caused the destruction of anything that a man might rightfully possess.

Many people were rightfully upset that a 60-second commercial devoted to building up young girls' self-esteem caused such a loud and hateful uproar.

Mr. Simpson apologized repeatedly for the trouble he had caused while restating his belief that the items he had sought in the hotel room were rightfully his.