Sentence examples for clearly not ideal from inspiring English sources

The fit is clearly not ideal.

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.

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.

The main disadvantage of PET-CT is the use of ionising radiation; this is clearly not ideal in young patients who may require repeated imaging.

Additionally, 65% of patients treated with lifestyle modification alone were lost to follow-up (18), which is clearly not ideal.

"A devastating outbreak of Ebola virus disease is clearly not the ideal situation for doing a vaccine trial.

Although Kazakhstan is clearly not the ideal candidate for this role, Mr Nazarbayev craves the international recognition it would bestow.

This, though, is clearly not an ideal world and many IMF member states – Brazil, for one – have introduced capital controls after excessive appreciation of their currencies stifled export growth.

The stranger, with his or her grimy fingers and glassy gaze, is so clearly not the ideal reader....My sly, greedy wish to have my books bought and read cannot stand up to even a little experiential reality".

Responding on the Secretary of State's behalf, as the minister responsible for Free Schools, Lord Nash admitted that the playing fields site "would clearly not be ideal" and had only been considered "as a last resort".