Sentence examples similar to rightly adjusted from inspiring English sources
Regular saccades are delayed sufficiently so that a wrongly directed preprogrammed saccade can be canceled or the amplitude of a rightly directed saccade can be adjusted according to the exact position of the visual target.
Millennials rightly complain that pay scales have not full adjusted to the times and therefore are not too driven to productivity.
While you rightly point out in "Left Has Hard Time in Era of Terrorism" (Arts & Ideas, Dec. 21) that liberalism must adjust to this new world order, I believe that, as of late, the left has adjusted a bit too much.
But pessimists rightly point out that Americans face a harder job adjusting to higher energy prices than Europeans, given their dependence on cars and taste for suburban living.
The court rightly dismissed this argument, adding that the state was within its rights to adjust census data for redistricting purposes.
In 1995 we were among the Top 5. Some rightly point to the high levels of poverty in our public schools to adjust for our lagging performance, but poverty — and affluence — can't explain all the results away.
Rightly so, most Americans are in no mood to make any sacrifice to adjust their promised social benefits on behalf of investment in the future if the plutocrats are left off the hook.
