Sentence examples for rightly measure from inspiring English sources

So too, there are risks to a people that only a government can rightly measure.

The mental health consequences are too great to push children to meet impossible and artificially high admissions standards that in the end don't rightly measure one's ability or worth.

For others, success is more rightly measured in small moments -- as when, whether by skill or sacrifice, an irrigation system goes back online.

The British Boxing Board of Control general secretary, Robert Smith, was rightly measured, on legal advice, in his response on Sunday morning — but the board has no choice but to fine them heavily and suspend them for a good period of time, at least six months, possibly longer.

Countries around the world are rightly taking measures to increase stability and reduce risk in the financial system".

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.

"If they do, they can rightly claim some measure of credit, and I would be the first to give them credit," Mr. Hadley said.

They point out, rightly, that any measure that puts a price on carbon would raise energy bills—something they view as madness when the economy is so weak.

If this is meant to be the pleasing sound of ideas booming, the prelude to the innovation revolution, let the government be warned that it's a deeply disappointing and offensive start, the rehashing of an old rejected budget measure – rightly rejected because it was vicious and cruel.

Rubio rightly called the measure "a short-term answer to a long-term problem" but continues by saying that it "will make it harder to find a balanced and responsible long-term [solution]." Since taking office, Obama's DHS has deported over 1.2 million people in a frenzy of government immigration enforcement not seen since the 1950s.

Measure rightly.