Sentence examples for rightly checked from inspiring English sources

"The powers of the presidency are rightly checked by the other branches of government," he said.

Younger women in these groups appeared less breast aware than women aged over 50 they rightly believed they had limited risk of developing the disease due to their age and therefore checked their breasts infrequently.

In just two cases a positively checked filter question was not followed by a meaningful entry, whereas after all negatively checked questions the following detail table remained (rightly) blank.

Too many elections teeter on a few hundred votes, and candidates rightly expect human beings to be able to double-check the results.

Consumer advocates are rightly pressuring the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to require banks to disclose important terms on checking accounts like the monthly fee in easy-to-understand forms.

The new measure rightly forbids auditors to provide many kinds of lucrative consulting services to companies whose numbers they are checking on the public's behalf.

As Mozilla rightly notes, this feature is especially useful for "websites like email, weather, social networks and shopping, which you might check frequently for updates".

The New York Times rightly recognizes that not everyone wants to look like a zero, whipping out a BlackBerry every 27 seconds to check their e-mail.

Rightly so: we instinctively know when we're disconnecting from the closeness of the living room or kitchen by checking our phones.

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