Sentence examples for rightfully focused from inspiring English sources

While a great deal of attention is rightfully focused on the prevalence of new H.I.V. infections among young gay and bisexual men (and those in ethnic/racial communities), nearly 25 percent of those living with H.I.V. are boomers, who, often having survived the darkest days of the epidemic, face new challenges like yours.

After high-publicized events in the NFL, starting with commissioner Roger Goodell's inexcusable and job-threatening response to the horrific Ray Rice domestic abuse case, the public eye is now, quite rightfully, focused on how major sports leagues handle off-field violence.

The country's attention is rightfully focused on the memorial service for the victims of Saturday's shooting.

"The Congressman has rightfully focused on measures that focus on environmental protection and job creation".

Most nationally led efforts towards addressing the health related millennium development goals have rightfully focused on providing the necessary inputs (management functions, training and recruiting personnel, building more facilities, and providing more equipment etc).

Although much of the literature surrounding ALI and pneumonia-induced sepsis has rightfully focused on pulmonary and endothelial changes, a major consequence of ALI and an area of continued research and drug development is coagulopathy.

While most people rightfully focus on Roe v. Wade (a decision I agree with), by most accounts, a President Obama would take a much different approach to his judicial appointments.

Aviv rightfully focuses on the conspiracies and the outright cheating in the Atlanta Public Schools.

Patient management rightfully focuses on cancer after diagnosis, but consideration of other existing comorbid conditions should also be integrated into patient management and recovery plans [ 30- 32].

When comparing regions based on observed 'FMC to PPCI' delays, it may erroneously seem that regions rightfully focusing upon prehospital diagnosis are performing inferiorly compared with regions that are not implementing prehospital diagnosis, while the opposite is likely the case.

In a recent op-ed the paper's editorial board noted, HB2 "was a hateful and self-defeating bill, and it will be McCrory's legacy" and added "while the state's and nation's attention has rightfully been focused on HB2 since spring, McCrory's lack of leadership and wrong-headed policies have been on display since his first year in Raleigh".