Sentence examples for that would ideally from inspiring English sources

For the Democrats, that would ideally mean some sort of tax that forces the wealthiest people in the state to pay a higher rate on their income.

Two years ago, I interviewed young volunteers who viewed the Peace Corps as a two-year internship that would, ideally, culminate in a high-paying job at a top firm back home.

Ms. Solomon states that "although founded as an encyclopedic museum that would ideally devote the same quality of attention to the modern as to the medieval, the Met has had a notoriously troubled relationship with contemporary art".

In July 1967 North Vietnam's communist leaders decided to gamble upon a course of action that would ideally break the stalemate between North Vietnam and U.S.-backed U.S.-backed South Vietnam

Mumbai really needs a completely different form of government, one that would ideally be led by a mayor who could give his authority to all the endeavours that the city requires and be held responsible for both their successes and any shortcomings.

Mr. Larson's legislation would require the committee to come up with plans that would ideally reduce the jobless level to around 5.5 percent, and would give the plans the same expedited Congressional procedure that will be used to cut the deficit.

Australia, like the UK, has a network of general practitioners (GPs) that would be ideally placed to conduct widespread chlamydia screening.

A further limitation of the study was that owing to the small number of existing public health ads addressing obesity prevention, ads varied on some characteristics that would have ideally been held constant.

I tried that, pre-warning the crowd that I would ideally be wearing different clothes – as if that made a difference.

That is a lot of carbon in the ground that we would ideally keep out of the air.

The equipment switch that was triggered by Nike's withdrawal from the market also inevitably adds an element of upheaval that McIlroy would ideally have done without.