Sentence examples for rightly more from inspiring English sources

Most have been rightly more concerned with legal issues than with broad political programmes.

The presence of US forces on the ground is rightly more contentious.

At least in this one instance, the United States showed itself more prudent, and rightly more skeptical, than many.

But at a time when inflationary pressures are negligible, the central bank is rightly more engaged in pumping the economy.

With domestic demand booming, many big emerging economies are, rightly, more worried about overheating and inflation than they are about a dire downturn.

The OBR adds that the forecasters outside the Treasury were consistently and rightly more pessimistic about the fiscal outlook than the government.

As a result, boards are rightly asking more questions before hiring advisers and leaning more toward independent firms.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the schools chancellor, Joel Klein, must make it a priority to reach out to parents to explain why they — rightly — support more rigorous testing and what they are planning to do to ensure that more students can meet those standards.

As society rightly gives more attention to mental health, the ageing population and who will provide care, it is going to become ever more important and a sustainable business imperative for organisations – large and small, in business, the public and third sectors – to become good employers of carers.

As technology companies rightly argue, more legislation and regulation stifle innovation.

But Humphreys, rightly, was more upset by the fatal failure to claim the resultant lineout.