Properly used in a sentence

Properly in a sentence as an adverb

Your job is to properly deal with issues that would annoy others.

I can't prove this, but I suspect that Bjarne would have discarded his own trash properly.

VCs, rather than properly competing, talk to each other and agree on who they like and who they don't.

And in doing so, those files make their way into the cache and the Inactive Memory gets properly evicted.

Compare to creating a .deb properly, which is, ahem, non-trivial.

I believe that it is the most reasonable statement because he took time to look over the entire situation and gauge it properly.

A lot of companiesincluding some of our partnersdidn't yet have their infrastructure in place to properly handle them.

They seem to be trying to sell him on a rotten deal because they think it's just such a privilege to work on their golden idea that they don't need to compensate properly.

I also point out to women when they're putting up with sexist behavior, because it's so ingrained in our culture that too few even recognize it properly.

Over the years that has repeatedly manifested as problems no one should ever expect a database engine to have if properly designed.

Furthermore, the discovery of life that can only be properly studied on Mars would provide a major boost to any colonization effort.

From a post from Microsoft in 2011:First, in 2006 Google acquired YouTubeand since then it has put in place a growing number of technical measures to restrict competing search engines from properly accessing it for their search results.

So any member of the population can take the public database and confirm that the arithmetic was done properly on the encrypted vote tallies, without figuring out what the actual votes were.