Sentence examples for ideal to increase from inspiring English sources
Schedule a regular time for your nap — between 1 and 3 p.m. is ideal — to increase the likelihood that you'll take it.
Jason Collins, the global business director for sourcing at Wilson Racquet Sports, said that although it would be ideal to increase the percentage of recycled plastic in the cans, once they are made with more than 30 percent recycled plastic, they lose their pressure after they are shipped from the company's factory in Thailand.
Therefore, it is ideal to increase capillary pressure value and reverse its direction by wettability alteration in carbonate reservoirs.
In the USA: when is it ideal to increase the TCZ dose from 4 to 8 mg/kg and what are the indicators that should lead to this dose increase?
Our study was associated with an increase in response rates by medical or surgical specialty after each follow-up/reminder; however, no clear pattern surfaced as to which timeframe (1st week, 3rd week) is most ideal to increase response rates.
It can be speculated that an intervention which combines individual counselling on daily PA with fitness training is ideal to increase PA and improve physical fitness in persons with CP.
The bill is opposed as well by many governors, who see the Internet as an ideal way to increase lottery ticket sales.
The RNIB head of broadcasting and talking images, Leen Petre, said: "We believe the switchover to digital in 2008 is an ideal opportunity to increase the target for audio described programmes.
Within existing agricultural lands, the genetic improvement of yield potential in rice could be the ideal way to increase yield.
"For passengers, there is no ideal time to increase fares but we can assure them - and Mr Stringer - that any change will always be the least it can be".
Councillor Ian Macdonald, Chair of Greater Manchester Integrated Transport Authority (GMITA), said: "For passengers, there is no ideal time to increase fares but any change will always be the least it can be to meet the growing costs of running, improving and expanding the network.
