Sentence examples for not always ideal from inspiring English sources

The UN, politically divided and a bureaucratic tangle, was not always ideal for the job.

But as RLSB's chief executive Tom Pey explains, this is not always ideal.

It sounds impressive, though De Niese, a soprano singing a mezzo role, is not always ideal, despite her fiery theatricality.

As a result, private entities may be responsible for public services, a situation that some experts say is not always ideal.

Taking his cue from his father, McKeever said he told himself, "It's not always ideal, but live with it or you'll have a miserable life".

The point is to select trees "that will survive in typical N.Y.C. soil conditions, which are not always ideal," she said.

"We see a lot of bloggers try video, but the result isn't always ideal".

The challenges ahead are formidable, and economic success often leads to choices which aren't always ideal.

A common problem is that organisations often design their digital services around their own internal structure, an approach that isn't always ideal for their audiences.

Indeed, only three of the last 10 winners of the Championship survived more than two seasons in the top flight after promotion, suggesting that topping that division isn't always ideal preparation for sticking around in the one above it.

While still reeling from the excitement of some of the third-person sections – particularly the classic prom scene – being dragged somewhere else entirely and presented with an often less-interesting viewpoint isn't always ideal.