Sentence examples for ideally rather than from inspiring English sources
Ideally, rather than being empty, the model would be adjusted by patient level variables reflecting the case mix before estimation of the intraclass correlation coefficient.
The West, he writes, possesses a "weighty and sometimes ominous heritage" in which its manner of war ideally "serves, rather than buries, our civilization".
Ideally, sooner rather than later," said Dr Sprecher.
Ideally, costs rather than charges should be used to better reflect "the true opportunity cost to society of the resources used" ; however, charges are often reported in the literature.
I also feel that theatres should ideally honour artists rather than enlightened entrepreneurs.
And when it comes to making a purchase always use a payment – ideally credit – card rather than transferring money to a different account".
Ideally, fly midweek rather than on Friday night, and – if you don't have children – outside of school holidays; your journey will be quieter and better value.
The usual theory about the franchise's relative lack of success in London is that the comedy depends on recognition, with the punchlines requiring a dustbin full of ticket stubs, ideally – from Broadway rather than the West End.
If supplementing, try to find a source of K2, ideally MK-4, rather than K1.
The Divan is essentially a great orchestra in the making rather than ideally perfected.
Gego's art was also abstract, but different: her linear configurations were bent and warped, irregularly organic rather than ideally regular.
