Sentence examples for ideally have from inspiring English sources

The city should ideally have about half as many maples.

Aquifers ideally have a certain level of salinity.

It didn't have to be Polish, but it did, ideally, have to be dead.

Your pyjamas should ideally have the potential to wear to bed, and beyond.

Cooper agrees that Labour alienated business; Burnham thinks Gordon Brown should "ideally" have run a surplus.

In March 1937, Gollancz and Strachey agreed that all club groups should ideally have "one or two good party members".

Let's stop fantasising about the EU we'd ideally have liked and face up to the one actually before us.

In his mid-20s, when he should ideally have been moving towards his peak, things went dismally awry.

They will ideally have "strong family connections and an insight into the network of families of significance within Iraq".

As Mitch and I drove through villages, we asked many women how many babies they would ideally have.

Internationally, the global capital markets would ideally have global regulatory norms or at least more co-operation between national authorities.