Sentence examples for ideally more than from inspiring English sources

Photos should be no larger than five megabytes, ideally more than 1,000 pixels wide.

Plastic pitfalls They will need payment cards – ideally more than one in case it gets lost or stolen – in order to pay for goods and withdraw money from ATMs, though an emergency back-up credit card is obviously not an option for 17-year-olds, because they can't apply until they are at least 18.

The target audience is anyone who has seen, ideally more than once, "Nacho Libre," "The Chronicles of Narnia," "Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle," "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," the "X-Men" pictures, "Superman Returns" and "The Da Vinci Code" — among others.

Our results show that variance measurements based on fewer than 20 measurements are generally unreliable and ideally more than 50 measurements are required to reliably compare variances with less than a 2-fold difference.

The phenomenon is called the ideomotor effect and you can witness it yourself if you hang a small weight like a button or a ring from a string (ideally more than a foot long).

Priority number one is getting a commitment on the CSR subsidies, ideally more than vague reassurances from the administration.

Vanderbilt discusses how businesses such as Amazon and Netflix deploy algorithms to build up a picture of us, ideally more reliable than the one we have made of ourselves, which they can use in advertising.

The manager, André Villas-Boas, would like to see the appointment of a technical director to help him and the chairman, Daniel Levy make things happen; ideally, more swiftly than usual Ins? Leandro Damião of Internacional continues to head a long list of striker targets.

From a patient perspective, the formulation needs to be acceptable to patients and ideally more convenient than alternative methods of delivery.

These features produce a level playing field on which competition outcomes are determined largely by a combination of skill and luck (ideally more the former than the latter).

Predictions 2013, ideally more like Nate Silver than the Mayans: Eliot thinks that that the Supreme Court will split differences on gay marriage this Spring, overturning DOMA's refusal to honor the Constitution's full-faith-and-credit clause respecting state laws but won't overturn Prop 14 in California legalizing same sex marriage.