Sentence examples for ideal and it is from inspiring English sources

Concerning R-TiO2/EG, its behavior is closer to ideal, and it is almost concentration independent with a maximum variation in volume of 4.6%.

Sean Smith, the Homeland Security Department spokesman, said it was too soon to predict what Ms. Napolitano would decide, but added, "Her experiences with this were less than ideal, and it is something she will be reviewing".

Dealing on it has come to be, to the average young postwar recruit, the manly ideal, and it is still winked at, even though occasionally brought into court-martial, by our military authority.

The efficiency of the calculation process is not ideal, and it is difficult to meet the requirements of the options as regards time.

The actual separation effect is not ideal and it is hard to achieve a good result even when high-gradient magnetic field separation (HGMS) is sometimes used.

This would appear to be the ideal situation but, as noted above, the supersaturation conditions defined by the properties of the solvent were perhaps not ideal and it is possibly this factor, coupled with the unusual mechanical behaviour of HMX that led to crystals of lower quality using this technique.

But little in Gordon's troubled life is ever ideal, and it's marvellous to have him back.

If, like me, all you need is a simple digital tool to remind you of things you need to do, then this app is ideal, and it's a delight to use.

That belief — Klinenberg calls it "the cult of the individual" — may be the closest thing American culture has to a common ideal, and it's the premise on which a lot of single people base their lives.

"I'm not going to sit here and say it was ideal and it was perfect, because at the end of the day it was great for myself, but for the Galaxy and the guys it is tough when you lose any player".

Growing up, Packnett said freedom as a young person was an ideal, and it was clear to her that she didn't fully have it yet.