Sentence examples for ideally added from inspiring English sources

Ideally, added to these trials should be also one or more pharmacodynamic tests, to quantify the biological effect of the drugs applied.

Instead of engaging in a partisan confirmation brawl, the White House and Congress could spend the summer on these issues, and present the winner of the election with the chance to name an intelligence director who has the personal stature, political mandate and, ideally, added authority to institute some real reform.

Ideally, added Collins, the Chinese may hope that negotiations would lead to a peace treaty that would lead the US to withdraw its troops from South Korea, removing US pressure from China's backyard.

Medical therapeutic options targeting primarily glucose control are all ideally added to, and not exchanged for, lifestyle change.

Here is ideal ideal tenant engagement in five steps, the value proptech will ideally add to each, and what is realistically achievable today.

(Ideally, add some nuts, too, as I mentioned). If you rely on the convenience of the pre-flavored kind, look for a brand that adds 2 teaspoons (8 grams) or less per 6-ounce container.

Plus, her equities are broadly diversified both domestically and internationally, so this ideally adds a cushion.

As aggregators of data from sensor networks controlled by other agencies, we make the best of what they give us and ideally add value to this data.

The main takeaway is: When we write about news-related topics revolving around class, race, and feminism and other heated topics, it's important that we show the conversation that is happening, or find other people who can give smart and valid quotes to make the point, or, ideally, add to the conversation with something substantively new.

We define "the global middle class" in a very pragmatic way, using income as the single metric (one should ideally add education levels, housing and wealth, but the data to do so are not easily available) and apply what is by now an almost standard definition, introduced by the World Bank (and recently reused by Pew Research Center).

Yes, ideally," she added.