Sentence examples for that is preferably from inspiring English sources

I'd say go upmarket (Myla, Coco de Mer, etc) and buy something that you don't mind getting into bed with yourself, something that is, preferably, rechargeable and at the low decibel end of the range.

This work presents the design process of an actively cooled power semiconductor package that makes use of a structured chip contact that is preferably produced by Selective Laser Melting (SLM).

But the question whether locals will be able to appreciate retailing remained, targeting a customer base that is preferably from the middle and upper-middle class in a predominantly Muslim neighborhood.

"You're Taking The Wrong Chill Pill" Try this to preempt stress-triggered pig-outs: two 1/4-cup servings daily of yogurt that is (preferably) unsweetened and (crucially) probiotic-enriched (look for B. animalis, S. thermophilus and L. bulgaricus).

However, these compounds are likely to react irreversibly with different proteins, a property that is preferably avoided in drug development.

This method relies on the incorporation of a substrate that is preferably enriched in a heavier stable isotope, such as C or/and N which allows the identification of an active population of microorganisms through selective recovery and analysis of isotope-enriched cellular biomolecules, such as DNA, RNA, proteins, and phosphorus lipid fatty acids (Bull et al. 2000; Murrell and Whiteley 2011).

The amounts of edge orientations on the surface of the carbon electrodes were qualitatively estimated from the XPS analysis of surface acidic functional groups that were preferably formed on the edge planes by the heat treatment of the carbon electrodes.

Accompany's fashion team, led by Director Jill Dente, goes to trade shows to find striking objects that are preferably handmade.

Before a meal, the stomach would preferably be "opened" with an apéritif (from Latin aperire, "to open") that was preferably of a hot and dry nature: confections made from sugar- or honey-coated spices like ginger, caraway and seeds of anise, fennel or cumin, wine and sweetened fortified milk drinks.

These aims need to be achievable with brief, easily scored questionnaires that are preferably self-administered.

Secondary outcomes were knee pain and clinical scoring systems that were preferably validated.