Sentence examples for ideally do from inspiring English sources

So we have to choose: change the procedures or add more staff (or, ideally, do both).

"I think novelists ideally do the opposite of what psychotherapists do.

By the end of the meeting, the Esalen group had decided on a plan: "to get aboveboard, unassailable research done, at an institution with investigators beyond reproach," and, ideally, "do this without any promise of clinical treatment".

Nearly a decade later, as a composition student, I revisited the instrument and what it could (ideally) do when I wrote an unaccompanied horn piece and a quartet for horn, violin, bassoon and percussion (what was I thinking?) for a hornist friend.

McDaniel was the first black person ever voted an Oscar, and she gave Hollywood (as all Oscar winners ideally do) an occasion for self-congratulation. "Only in America, the Land of the Free, could such a thing have happened," the columnist Louella Parsons explained.

Talk to your partner about sex with tact and sensitivity, and ideally don't have an in-depth conversation while you're in the middle of it.

Women, ideally, didn't look forceful.

It is not for training traditional healers or even surgeons, Dr. Dickson said, since that is ideally done only by one surgeon to another.

Middle East sovereign wealth funds "put more money in a few months ago then they would have ideally done," because financials were cheap then, Mr. Nasr said.

It is a delicate job, perhaps ideally done by another singer, but Ms. London long ago cultivated a keen empathy for young singers and what they need.

I find a rather coarse mince yields the best result – ideally done by hand, and using a cut of beef with some fat attached, such as flank, rump or shoulder.