Sentence examples for rightly failed from inspiring English sources

This disgraceful effort to privilege tobacco business interests over public health has rightly failed utterly".

Like the rightly failed MAI, freedom of investment, reproduced bilaterally, does nothing to foster a democratically-controlled economy geared to local development.

Franklin D. Roosevelt tried a version of this in the 1930s; it was called "packing the Supreme Court," and rightly, it failed.

Western security experts rightly fear failed states; in the future, they will have to worry about failed cities. Mega-cities, of 10 million or more, are on the rise across Asia, while cities like Dhaka, Jakarta, Lagos and Delhi will cross the 20 million threshold by 2020.

They complained (rightly) that it failed to take proper account of the benefits of immigration and exaggerated the costs.Most important, argued Marco Rubio, one of the eight drafters of the bill and the son of working-class Cuban immigrants, it implied that there would be little upward mobility for the bill's new-minted citizens a view his own elevation to the Senate suggests is too pessimistic.

The home support were rightly irate as Eriksson failed to award their team a 36th-minute penalty.

Whether you agree with Turner's proposal or not, it represents an important challenge to economic orthodoxy, which, as he rightly notes, has already failed us once.

Labour divisions over the threat posed by Ukip have been thrown into the open after Tony Blair defended his government's record on immigration as Ed Miliband said many people rightly believed politicians had failed to understand their concerns on the issue.

Berdych looked to be mounting a fightback - earning a break early in the third - but was angered when the umpire rightly ruled he had failed to return a Cilic backhand before the ball bounced twice.

Obama could have rightly complained that Bush failed to correct the effects of Clinton's bad trade deals, i.e., massively accelerating deficits, in particular with our NAFTA partners and China.

ruled against the tariffs last July, rightly finding that Washington had failed to make its case for the "safeguard" action.