Sentence examples for possibly ideal from inspiring English sources

He doesn't need to own the account to use it; if his guitar player runs it, that's good enough or, possibly, ideal.

However, it was necessary to start with a possibly ideal scenario to propose and validate the new approach.

We note in passing that the use of subjects carrying out a study for course credit is quite possibly ideal for finding the Rosenthal compliance effect.

LATE summer is not just a good time to make soup, it's quite possibly the ideal time.

He meets his match, or possibly his ideal pupil, in the form of Andrew, a would-be jazz drummer played with self-possession and flair by Miles Teller.

Not on the Label Felicity Lawrence (Penguin) A must-read explanation of what really goes into our food, though possibly not ideal for a gourmet holiday.

For an organisation that is trying to be more inclusive, more involving, the name "Barbican" – a defensive structure, a fortification to keep the hordes out – is possibly not ideal.

That this was possibly not ideal marketing, as the Oliver brand expanded from cookery books and programmes into the current £240m empire of necessarily arsehole-and-tosser-friendly goods and restaurants, with a continuing sideline in free public health advice, may partly account for his current conviction that parents enjoy a moral edge over politicians, and not only Mrs May.

To Euler, these irreducibly spatial and temporal aspects of the laws of motion implied that space and time could not possibly be ideal.

Set in a valley and surrounded by mountains, the popular hill station is quite possibly the ideal escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, and is the best maintained.

Therefore, it may possibly be ideal to compare expression profiles of recombinant inbred lines (RILs) or near isogenic lines (NILs) that are tolerant and susceptible to these abiotic stresses to reduce background genetic variation amongst the plants.