Sentence examples for rightfully rewarded from inspiring English sources
If Coke adapts successfully to the new regime of consumer needs, as Nintendo and Google are doing, they will be rightfully rewarded for their creativity.
Critics, however, recognized Carlos's quality, and the film was rightfully rewarded with two Golden Globe nominations, though it was ineligible for an Academy Award.
The umpires, rightfully it seems, rewarded Craig with home plate on the call, ruling that Middlebrooks (unintentionally or not) was obstructing the basepaths, and since this was a 4-4 tin in the bottom of the ninth, that immediately ended the ballgame.
Viola Davis's historic Emmy win for Best Lead Actress in a Drama Series, as well as wins for both Regina King and Uzo Aduba, shows actors of color, particularly women, are rightfully being acknowledged and rewarded for their talent. .
But what gets people upset -- and rightfully so -- are executives being rewarded for failure.
I think copyright is a necessary evil, at least for entrepreneurs and inventors, as to incentivize creation and innovation where the creators can rightfully reap the rewards of their creations.
I think copyright is a necessary evil, at least for entrepreneurs and inventors, as to incentivise creation and innovation where the creators can rightfully reap the rewards of their creations.
In the shorthand of presidential politics, Gov. George W. Bush's tax cut proposal is either an overdue effort to return to citizens what is rightfully theirs, or, as Vice President Al Gore puts it, a risky scheme to reward the wealthy.
Knowing their only real shot to win was with a takeaway, Jacksonville rightfully played with a high-risk/high-reward defensive strategy.
