Sentence examples for might be ideally from inspiring English sources

In some ways, a manager might be ideally suited for our age.

The study concluded, in glowing terms, that Hydrosorb might be "ideally suited" to spinal use.

(Princess Beatrice's antlers suggest she might be ideally suited to a cupcake career).

"Where I stand is that this is a horse we like, and one I think might be ideally suited by American-style racing," he said yesterday.

It can also draw upon specialised, capable units like the 7th Guards Airborne Division based at Novorossisk; a variety of special forces formations; and potentially it could deploy elite Interior Ministry forces whose training and equipment might be ideally suited to this kind of mission.

Alternatively, the complex history of Ae. aegypti might be ideally suited for analyses using novel Approximate Bayesian Computation methods (Beaumont 2010).

The Jets might not be ideally equipped to exploit this weakness against the pass, however, with both Eric Decker and Brandon Marshall hobbled and likely to be game-time decisions.

In practical digital communication applications, the amplitude of the signal might not be ideally constant due to channel impairments such as multipath fading, attenuation by the propagation channel and any kind of amplification performed by the circuits at both the transmitter and receiver [13].

Therefore, it was hypothesised that the truncated HER2 receptor might not be ideally treated with trastuzumab but rather with agents targeting the intracellular region of the receptor like the tyrosine kinase inhibitor lapatinib (Vazquez-Martin et al, 2011).

I frequently recommend fish oil, because of its anti-inflammatory properties.Massage therapy and acupuncture might be beneficial, ideally done at home by a qualified therapist or trained veterinarian.

And although she was 11 years his senior, they might have been ideally suited.