Sentence examples for be ideal as from inspiring English sources

A gadget to motivate, measure and remember my swim sessions, in all their glory, would be ideal, as well as somewhere to store them all, online, for analysis later so that I could be sure just how speedily – or how slowly – I was improving.

Given that financial issues faced by agricultural communities may also lead to family tension and relationship problems, then a network that provides family support and social counselling would be ideal, as well as those services for people who have developed a mental illness.

The present job may not be ideal, as one tries to balance hard work with enough time to play.

"Given the (robotic) fish's robustness, it would be ideal as a long-term sensing and exploration unit.

It's not madly complex, but then nor is it meant to be: ideal as an inexpensive summer-evening post-work pick-me-up.

He was struck by the notion that she would be ideal as the lethal covert operator in a "pseudo-Bond" action film he had been thinking about.

Straightforward controls are ideal, as is a relatively quiet machine.

Almost everyone else is ideal as well.

Zombies can breakthrough some items so benches and stools are ideal, as are shopping carts.

Colored printer paper is ideal, as are thin colored card sheets (color helps you to quickly locate the divisions in your binder, against the white paper inserts).

Emily Berrington is ideal as Helen.