Sentence examples for clearly ideal from inspiring English sources
Either way, the recess is an isolated, arcadian spot, clearly ideal for lovers.
Given the challenges of developing active vaccines that potentially target self-epitopes and thus could induce autoimmune disease, passive immunotherapies, which appear to be relatively safe and have more certainty regarding target engagement, are clearly ideal ways to move forward to evaluate potential efficacy in AD.
The Scottish government said: "Scotland is clearly an ideal location for a spaceport.
Dependence on foreign intelligence services is clearly not ideal, and the sooner we can reduce that dependence the better.
Spending his one and only Premiership season playing in a different position from the one he was assigned in the World Cup is clearly not ideal – even the most inexperienced rugby fan can see that.
This was clearly an ideal building for the new town centre office, but when everyone of every political persuasion pointed this out to the executive member for finance, he dug in his heels and insisted that the decision was irreversible.
Clearly the ideal situation is that both men pull themselves up to their full height, appreciate how privileged they are to be senior ECB employees, and get on with spending another two years playing cricket together.
It went on to consider the problem of control: Clearly the ideal keeper of this weapon and all means of producing it would be an international organisation charged with the maintenance of peace.
He added: "The doctors and nurses on neonatal units do very well in terms of care but the system is not very well set up to support families".Justin Konje, professor of obstetrics and gynaecology at the University of Leicester, said: "It is clearly not ideal to have families separated.
Jace, from all these boring-as-hell descriptions and details of how and why he is so very absolutely and utterly flawless (but WAIT – he has a chipped tooth, which obviously shows that, like everyone else, Jace is human too!) is clearly the ideal man of the teenage Cassandra Clare, and she wants him to be everyone else's too.
