Sentence examples for ideally drawn from inspiring English sources

The democratic process should be upheld and Yingluck permitted to form a government, ideally drawn from a base broader than just her party.

Overturn, back to his best over hurdles last time, is ideally drawn for a front-runner but guarded preference is for Dirar (2.55).

The one for the forecast could be the still improving January Tiger, ideally drawn in trap six and trading at 3-1 witheToteTote and worth a buy at 8.5 with IG.

He's got a touch of speed, ideally drawn from this nine hole where runners racing up close are rewarded down the hill, when the course takes a left handed turn shortly into the race.

The author knows that in 1958, two years after Suez had confirmed London's diminished global standing, a conspiracy against Britain alone would not be enough: the plot has to involve the US, ideally drawing in the Soviet Union and the cold war.

Every episode should ideally draw the viewer more deeply into the world being created.

There are frameworks and research from different knowledge domains which can provide a starting point for researchers, ideally drawing on previous research into changes similar to the particular QI being studied.

For providers, we view participatory trainings (that ideally draw from carefully crafted professional codes) as opportunities to reflect on biases and to work together to resolve existing problems.

Findings should ideally be drawn from series of empirical models of annual crime counts over individual and area characteristics in order to map year-on-year equity and justice changes (along with crime prevention provision given such data availability) over annual crime rates changes.

Ideally, those drawn to the field of archaeology by Indy's most recent outings would learn to defeat the rise of the right through the use of intellect rather than violence.

[80% of grade.] The ideal group size is four and ideally we draw students from diverse backgrounds.