Sentence examples for rightly cause from inspiring English sources

An outright Ukip win would rightly cause serious alarm, putting into contention dozens of Labour seats with smaller majorities, and more white, working-class electorates than Oldham West, including those held by Tristram Hunt, Ed Miliband, Andy Burnham and Yvette Cooper.

"These messages will rightly cause distress and offence to British citizens, many of whom have done much to contribute to our society.

This crime has rightly caused outrage both in Nigeria and across the world.

Her aerial takeoff was even more astonishing than I had remembered it, rightly causing gasps.

In cases like that of Newlove, which, rightly, caused public anger, the lack of evidence has been glossed over.

Tony Abbott's description of remote Aboriginal communities as a "lifestyle choice" rightly caused anger among the Indigenous community.

"Saudi Arabia's planned executions of Ali al-Nimr and another juvenile, Dawoud al-Marhoon, have rightly caused a global outcry.

The murder of Jo Cox rightly caused an outpouring of emotion, from shocked disbelief to calls for more civility in public discourse.

Contribute with Guardian Witness Lord Howell's description of the north-east of England as 'desolate' has quite rightly caused a brouhaha.

I, Daniel Blake, Ken Loach's study of a working man's descent into poverty and despair while battling to receive disability benefit, has rightly caused disquiet at the ways the systems and services established to provide welfare can instead cause misery.

All of this seems just as ugly an affront to basic human rights, as did the other Ministry of Justice ban on sending books to adult prisoners that rightly caused a furore.