Sentence examples for the optimal thing from inspiring English sources

(During the leafletting, an antiwar activist named Tony Murphy had said that "the optimal thing would be to shut Trump down, Chicago-style, since no one needs to worry about Donald Trump's free speech").

"The optimal thing would be to be able to use regular flights, because we are not an airline, but in a worst case we will charter a plane on our own," Najafi said.

The picture looks like this: The optimal thing, from the point of view of the non-rich, is to set a tax that makes the cost of hiring rich people to produce J equal to the true marginal cost of that J, a cost that includes the fact that buying more drives up the price of inframarginal purchases.

If it were, we'd be doing the optimal thing all the time.

One doctor said: "The optimal thing really would be to have a society where people move".

They also found that maintaining a constant swim speed was the optimal thing for penguins to do for all pitch angles (Sato et al., 2010).

How long are we Americans going to go on thinking that we can thrive in the 21st century when doing the optimal things — whether for energy, health care, education or the deficit — are "off the table".

But as they age, older residents contribute less to the tax base, demand more services and tend to vote against economically optimal things like education expenditures.

In turn, the upside for employers using Planday is that they can more easily "create and maintain the optimal schedule," taking things like staffing needs, budget, employee availability, and workforce regulations into account.

While you're not really in control, you can create the optimal conditions for things to at least have a good chance of happening.

It describes the optimal moment for each thing, the culminating point but above all the decisional space for an action that aims to succeed and therefore achieve its own telos.