Sentence examples for bit more ideal from inspiring English sources

"Obviously, this morning was probably a little bit more ideal, no wind, sunny and drier," Donald said, "but it certainly wasn't playing too difficult out there this afternoon".

For example, if you think it is fair for you to be paid $90,000, ask for a bit more when stating your ideal salary.

Add a soda or ice tea for $1.50 or a glass of wine for a bit more and you have an ideal summer on a shoestring dinner.

Labour's decision to put a wide range of potential candidates before its members and supporters makes realising that ideal a bit more of a possibility.

We used Noilly Prat Original French Dry vermouth in a proportion of five parts gin to one part vermouth, perhaps a bit more gin than might have been ideal (try 4-to-1), but we wanted to make sure that the gin was featured prominently.

With a bit more stage ebullience, he would be close to ideal.

Veal sausage with broccoli rabe and cannellini beans, in a bit more quantity, would be a meal in itself, ideal for a snowy winter day.

This Chinois, one of Wolfgang Puck's five Vegas properties, is a bit more chinois than the Santa Monica original, and it is the ideal place for a lunch break.

It continued: "Dr Richard Freer (strictly protect) head of defence and security policy … told Poloff [political officer] September 23 that 'in an ideal world we'd have done a bit more pre-vetting [of the speech]'.

An orchestra with a bit more tonal depth to the strings than the BBCSO would have been ideal: there were balance problems and the soprano soloist Siobhan Stagg was sometimes overwhelmed.

Not winning championships is disappointing and in an ideal world you would want a team with a bit more experience but that was never going to be possible with injuries that have affected key positions".