Sentence examples for thus rightly from inspiring English sources

Being too accommodating to the interests and demands of immigrants can thus rightly discourage support for allowing more immigration.

The proposed clauses exclude sexual infidelity from being dealt with as an "exceptional circumstance" thus, rightly, ending its use as a defence to murder.

Previous federal bills introduced in 2005 and 2007 were fundamentally flawed -- and thus rightly criticized -- because they put the goal of aquaculture expansion far above that of environmental protection.

To them, the private sector was rich and greedy and thus rightly ripe for perpetual plundering.

LMICs have thus rightly sought health systems reforms that not only improve health care coverage but also seek to improve the overall quality of health care services something we refer to as "universal quality coverage" [ 6].

The pride and delight you'll thus quite rightly feel when those first tremulous bubbles emerge through the batter will only add to the joy of the whole affair.

Thus, Hug/Poscheschnik rightly call "action research" a specific manifestation of empirical social research in their extremely interesting textbook [19, p 79].

The Hadley principle is thus confined, and rightly so, to "consequential" damages, i.e., damages unrelated to the profit from the contract.

Thus nurses are rightly admired for their dedication and care, and because they are paid, albeit wretchedly, they are not seen as servile.

Many critics thus far have rightly taken aim at Latin American countries that are encouraging women to avoid pregnancy while Zika rages, but denying or limiting their access to birth control or abortion.

Thus, intensivists are rightly reluctant to rely exclusively on biological markers when severe infection is suspected [ 37, 38, 43- 47].