Sentence examples for rightly increase from inspiring English sources

According to Charles Darwin (who himself suffered from crippling agoraphobia that left him housebound for years after his voyage on the Beagle), species that "fear rightly" increase their chances of survival.

As the Atlantic's Editor in Chief, Scott Stossel, researched in his brilliant and harrowing memoir, My Age of Anxiety, "species that 'fear rightly' increase their chances of survival.

As the Atlantic's editor in chief, Scott Stossel, researched in his brilliant and harrowing memoir, My Age of Anxiety, "Species that 'fear rightly' increase their chances of survival.

The responsibility to protect rightly increases the pressure to act when civilians are suffering.

Washington is rightly increasing its already substantial efforts to make accurate, uncensored information more widely available through satellite television, radio broadcasts and Internet sites.

Second, while there is rightly increasing emphasis on managing secondary forests for their carbon sink potential [e.g., 12] our results suggest that at a national level tropical secondary forests may not in fact provide the largest forest sinks.

The Republicans say rightly that increasing the tax burden would damage jobs and growth.

Another terrorist attack along the lines of September 11th 2001 would, rightly or wrongly, increase fears that immigrants threaten security.

Federal health officials are rightly determined to increase financing for basic laboratory research, curtail big clinical trials of existing vaccine candidates, and funnel money to researchers with novel ideas.

Hawks have rightly argued that increasing the number of inspectors would be futile.

"The Cloud Darkens" (editorial, June 30) rightly advocates for increasing online security, but doesn't mention a key component missing from most proposals to thwart cyberattacks: increased disclosure from hacked companies regarding the impact on customer data.