Sentence examples for the ideal being from inspiring English sources
Two deliveries (rolls of the ball) per frame are allowed, the ideal being to knock down all pins on the first for a strike.
Thousands of years of evolution and cultivation have led honeybees to seek certain qualities in a home — the ideal being something like a hollowed-out wooden tree limb.
In its early years, the brains of gifted artists, scientists and political leaders (including Lenin) became the fetishized objects of scientific study, the ideal being to create and produce a society of supermen in only a few generations.
In Star Trek, the ideal being held up for us is a future hundreds of years away – we can admire it, but we can't create it for ourselves because it's such a long way off.
She also suggested a drastic reduction in the time it takes to get broadband building permits approved, with the maximum wait time capped at six months, but with the ideal being automatic approval.
Achieving both poles simultaneously is the managerial ideal promised by ambidextrous designs that enable organizations to accommodate competing demands in order to gain higher performance (Bøe-Lillegraven 2014; O'Reilly and Tushman 2013), despite the ideal being difficult to achieve, costly to maintain, and unstable in action (Burton et al. 2015; Gibson and Birkinshaw 2004).
Still, the ideal is to have both.
To me, the ideal is rib-eye.
The ideal is that cities burn slowly.
The ideal is to facilitate the change within a month.
