Sentence examples for ideal to create from inspiring English sources

"Your background as an actor and television producer would be ideal to create the majesty a new king would require to combine ancient culture with modern political reality," it said, apparently without irony.

As biotech creates more overlap among regulatory systems, Datar suggests it would be ideal to create a single regulatory agency.

It is ideal to create these nanofibers using aqueous solutions in which the physicochemical nature of both materials can be retained.

"The new ideal," to create open and adaptable minds ready to question and challenge established facts and conventional wisdom, did not really take hold in this country until the early part of the nineteenth century.

While it may be ideal to create a Spanish intervention beginning with formative research in the priority population, it is an increasingly common approach [ 21, 22, 25, 42] to adapt an English language health intervention through culturally focused evaluation with a new population.

Herein lies the ideal, to create an inclusive entity that responsibly creates frameworks and tools for genomic and clinical data sharing, fosters the translation of the benefits of research for health, and yet recognizes the contribution of the scientists that make this possible.

Having stepped back from that world to explore leadership almost exclusively as a student, writer, and educator over the past six months, I have integrated my experience and ideals to create a working description of social innovation that more deeply reflects my values and ideology.

This is an ideal way to create organisms resistant to the drugs.

For Quinn, who also suffers from A.D.H.D., a video game was an ideal way to create an experience that built an understanding between sufferers and non-sufferers.

"After I saw that piece, I thought, given his unfettered inventiveness, Tomás would be the ideal artist to create something for this site," Ms. Strauss said, adding that "Cloud City" would be "similar to a telescope looking into the atmosphere".

£37,  www.tesco.com 2. Heston Blementhal Rolling Pin by Salter No celebrity chef has as much attention to scientific detail as Heston, making him the ideal candidate to create this rolling pin with interchangeable depth guide discs for greater accuracy.