Sentence examples for then ideally from inspiring English sources

Then, ideally, fear leads to invention.

First come the artists, and then ideally the galleries arrive, along with chic shops and restaurants.

The final image would then ideally be an image of the object intensity distribution.

You then ideally want a dry, sunny sowing day so that you can rake the surface to create a crumbly, not claggy, seedbed.

The name typically becomes first an adjective, then a noun, then, ideally (if not to the maker), the generic noun: a Maxim gun, a Ford, a hoover.

"If these are the stories that need to be known by many people, then ideally they should be on the streets we walk".

But then again, ideally he should stop smoking for his own sake too.

If Loewe and Wolf are to be shared out, however, then it ideally needs to be done between singers of equal range – and while Volle always sounded perfectly secure, you felt that Hawlata was at times stretched to his limits at the top of his voice.

Then, we ideally suppose that the test face can be approximated by a linear combination of few labeled face vectors, namely: y=mathbf{D}boldsymbol{upbeta } +boldsymbol{upvarepsilon} (1).

Basically, it's sitting down on an invisible chair, then standing up, ideally with weights attached.

Then the president, ideally under a clear sky, will try to offer an economic vision that so far has eluded this campaign: "There is need for more clarity on our side on the economic message," Mr. Garin said.