Sentence examples for rightly ready from inspiring English sources
Many Arabs in the region, as well as Turks and Persians, are rightly ready to give him a chance to restore his country's tattered reputation.
Well, no, I didn't mean to imply that all political scientists tend to declare themselves right regardless of the outcome (or even that some do), only that had the outcome been different, another set of scholars somewhere would have been ready to declare (rightly), "I told you so".
And the sky, as Charlet rightly observes, "is no ordinary ready-made".
Although much of the debate has rightly focused on the absence of community support for people ready for discharge from hospital, less attention has been given to the ways in which hospitals themselves have been financially compromised.
Richard Cockerill, quite rightly, does not believe Manu Tuilagi, defensively at least, is ready for senior Test rugby and the young Anglo-Samoan is more likely to be blooded at A-team level first.
They're ready to fight to win back what's rightly theirs.
The teams were ready, the fans had bought their tickets, but, quite rightly, the police called off the game.
He rightly wants to do away with the notion that the Pentagon must be ready to fight two major regional wars at once.
China rightly figured that goods that were world class in quality and competitive in price would find ready markets, especially in the developed countries, whose purchasing power is the greatest.
That summer, Isis began preparing for war: swelling its ranks and readying itself to claim back Syrian territory from Nusra, which it believed was rightly its own.
