Sentence examples for rightly highlighted from inspiring English sources
What Giles rightly highlighted is that while weather forecasting continues to operate in a vacuum while the climate changes around us, it is abdicating its duty to provide accurate, scientifically-grounded meteorological advice to the public.
But as the Rt Hon Member for Leigh has rightly highlighted, governments then and since have simply not done enough to challenge publicly the unjust and untrue narrative that sought to blame the fans.
"Businesses agree that increasing competition and choice in banking is important, and the commission has rightly highlighted switching between banks and increasing new entrants to the market as priorities".
However, as a Ha'aretz commentary rightly highlighted, one of the lessons of the Lebanon war in 2006 is that "the poll numbers could change very quickly with any complication in the fighting".
"Businesses agree that increasing competition and choice in banking is important, and the commission has rightly highlighted switching between banks and increasing new entrants to the market as priorities". "It is absolutely essential that the separation of the retail and investment banking sector is effective in dealing with the 'too big to fail' issue.
The risk of linking success indicators for projects to something as intangible and hard to measure as "increased legitimacy" and other state-building "outputs" is rightly highlighted [ 70].
A lot of them are working class, and the obstacles they face are rightly being highlighted, but a great deal of them are black and working class.
Dijkstra and Alexander rightly noticed this omission and highlighted in their correspondence the following: i) Both NKILA and PMEPA1 genes are in anti-sense and sense orientation in the same region in chromosome 20; ii) Based on the overlap, Dijkstra and Alexander proposed a provocative hypothesis that NKILA transcript may have the potential to regulate PMEPA1.
In addition to research ethics being of paramount importance in health-related research, the case of HIV research needs to be highlighted, as people living with HIV/AIDS are rightly considered a highly vulnerable population.
