Our heart goes out to them, not for being ideal, but for having been discovered.
Rooms, or parts of rooms that are blocked off from the rest of the house are ideal; for example, have one room in the house that has nothing in it but their crate.
Mr Piketty's timing is ideal, for he has tapped into growing doubts about Abenomics, the economic-revival plan of Shinzo Abe, the prime minister.
It would be ideal for catechins have suppressive actions against cancers and protective effects for organs such as the kidneys and cardiovascular system.
West said it "would have been ideal" for him to have attended the prison and taken statements from Moodie, who Castan said was not interviewed until three years later, after Maxine Bennell conducted her own investigation.
In the past the norms and ideals for marriage have undergone changes without an unraveling of the marital institution.
It hadn't been ideal for the players we had: we had footballers, rather than just 6ft 2in athletes.
I'm now at my ideal weight, having been heavy for most of my 60 years.
Spider silk would seem to be ideal for the job, having the flexibility and strength of nylon but none of nylon's difficulties in holding knots.
The BSD is a region that is ideal for epidemiological studies, having a single major public hospital and a relatively stable population as previously reported [ 46].
