Sentence examples for ideally be able from inspiring English sources

UzZaman says technology should ideally be able to create a path that connects people with low iteracy skills to at least some of the wider Web's features.

The wearer would ideally be able to trigger the microbes to produce a particular substance – for example a scent, a color pigment, or fuel.

The ideas themselves are complex and demanding: the historian should, ideally, be able to move confidently through the thickets of Hegelian metaphysics as well as the intricacies of the labour theory of value.

But Trump probably does not object to the idea that we should be superior to all other countries, or to the idea that we should ideally be able to see ourselves that way.

Wound dressings should ideally be able to maintain high humidity, remove excess wound exudate, permit thermal insulation, provide certain mechanical strength, and in some cases deliver antibiotics to prevent infections.

They will ideally be able to "create a global brand for the Jermain Defoe name, growing his online database on his website, Twitter, Facebook and other social networking platforms" as well as "gaining further recognition within the media" and produce "his own iPhone apps".

If the U.S. dollar keeps falling against the loonie, firms ideally will be able to stretch their funds further.

Ideally, to be able to automatically query for studies of interest, one would need a more thorough description of the paradigm and of the cognitive constructs involved.

They also plan to add computational and sensing capabilities to the nanodevices, which ideally should be able to self-assemble inside human cells.

Ideally, to be able to pinpoint exactly what difficulties participants had with orthographic projections, the OP part should have comprised about 20 questions.

It allows that philosophers if ideally rational will be able to agree on the ontological commitments of propositions.