Sentence examples for could ideally from inspiring English sources

A nonexecutive chairman could ideally provide some air cover for the chief executive.

Mr. O'Riley's arpeggiated bass line conveyed the spirit of the original, although no pianist could ideally replicate the sonic effects.

Nearly a decade later, as a composition student, I revisited the instrument and what it could (ideally) do when I wrote an unaccompanied horn piece and a quartet for horn, violin, bassoon and percussion (what was I thinking?) for a hornist friend.

Mixed profiles could ideally be overcome by analysing single spermatozoa.

This process requires a high-temperature thermal source, which could ideally be a fourth-generation nuclear reactor for recycling compounds.

This agreement showed that the central composite design model could ideally make an acceptable estimation of the process.

Then she asked three young curators to recommend emerging artists whose work she could sell — ideally — for less than $2,000.

Charity finance directors could be ideally placed to lead their organisations in an age of social bonds and performance-related-contracts, said Paul Palmer director of the Centre for Charity Effectiveness, last week.

Biodesulfurization could be ideally suited for refineries that process high sulfur crudes but that lack residue upgrading capabilities.

Other than that, the lens of the camera could be ideally assumed to provide a perfect perspective view projection.

The issue of a potential mismatch between perceived and observed trigger factors among adolescents with headache could be ideally assessed in the homogenous group of students, since environmental conditions, most importantly school environment, are comparable.