Sentence examples for rightly select from inspiring English sources

Universities rightly select the best students on the basis of the only relevant information – exam results.

Importantly, increasing the group size from Q = 1 to Q = 8 implies an increase in the number of expected operations of more than two orders of magnitude, thus reinforcing the importance of rightly selecting the group size to avoid a huge waste in computational/power resources.

As the home affairs select committee rightly concluded: "It is very easy for a PCC to remove a chief constable".

Miliband says: "The really important right that Labour party members rightly covet is they select Labour parliamentary candidates.

For while she praised to the skies the shimmering 20 titles that we eventually selected, she rightly laid into the several scores of ho-hum titles that we'd had to wade through to find them.

Work and pensions select committee chair Anne Begg said: "There have been failings in the service Atos Healthcare has provided, which has often fallen short of what claimants can rightly expect.

And rightly so: The 28 performers selected to take the stage — out of 60 who auditioned, all of whom studied in one of the center's five programs as high school students — hit their notes, nailed their lines and flawlessly executed their leaps.

As 18S rRNA was not one of our selected HKGs in our study, they rightly suggested studying its expression on our hypoxic cDNA bank.

Quite rightly so, as any anchor-based approach is only as good as the selected anchor [ 36].

In response to the criticism that by opting out the Government would be placing the British public at risk, it is rightly explained that the UK could negotiate with other EU member states to opt back into selected measures.

There were flashpoints, rightly so, regarding this – but (this is no attempt at justification) we had instructions from the people paying the wages, whose club it was and who selected and chose the (unpublished, obviously) door policy.