Sentence examples for would properly from inspiring English sources

Is acting something he would properly pursue?

But Mr. Cusumano said he wondered if faraway investors would properly maintain the homes they buy.

A real supply strategy would properly measure how drugs (and mobile phones) get into prisons.

Then the onus would properly and permanently be on those who would attempt to deny this most fundamental democratic right.

She said she understood the anger of victims but was "confident" the panel would properly investigate the allegations.

Even though Christy Prunier is the closest noun, in this construction the participle would properly modify the subject, "light bulb," which is not what we intended.

He also assumed that the markets would "properly price" risky bundles of subprime mortgages, so that investors worldwide would understand that they presented unusual risks.

Neither measure would properly capture the rise in the volume of food given out (because families get bigger parcels and more food).

Only spoilt because – and this I daresay is an unpalatable truth – we were all secretly hoping it would properly kick off, illogical swipes thrown at innocent Uefa bystanders.

I was agonizing over which smears of color would properly "personalize" my iGoogle page and therefore greet me every morning and set the tone for the day.

Had the Madrid cell rested on its accomplishment after March 11th, Al Qaeda would properly be seen as an organization now being guided by political strategists — as an entity closer in spirit to ETA, with clear tactical objectives.