Sentence examples for rightly gained from inspiring English sources
With these pieces she rightly gained new prestige and international acclaim.
Mr Field, the Labour chairman of the Commons Work and Pensions Select Committee, told The Independent: "Before, during, and after the general election campaign the Tories rightly gained plaudits for their commitment to protect and advance the interests of Britain's strivers.
No less important, France will have to accept, under the new dispensation, that it will less often be able to set the agenda for the entire club, while Germany, for its part, has rightly gained power in keeping with its population size.
The challenger rightly gained plaudits for his tenacious, resilient and at times inspired defensive play, particularly in game two of the tiebreak when, despite playing for many moves on the three-seconds increment, he found a wonderful resource based on a bishop and rook pawn stalemate.
Given the assumption that a combination of tools can better equip health care providers, enhance the quality of care and reduce existing disparities in health [ 6, 7], electronic health (eHealth) and mobile health (mHealth) have rightly gained considerable attention as a potential tool for healthcare delivery.
It's a popular French treat that has rightly gained a place in bakeries across the world.
Among the city's minority residents, officers believed to be members of the Family have, rightly or not, gained a reputation for a range of misconduct, from physical abuse to false arrests.
They have, through this crisis, rightly or wrongly so, gained a dangerous reputation".
'How could you not meditate?!'" Most of the proven benefits of meditation, he rightly noted, can be gained in other ways.
Still, Secretary General Kofi Annan could rightly claim that he gained a measure of support for one of his most ambitious and controversial proposals: that the United Nations regularly intervene in civil wars when the human stakes are high.
A company rightly seeks gains in efficiency — without them it is unlikely to vie with creative competitors — and such gains can mean that it needs fewer employees.
