Sentence examples for too ideally from inspiring English sources

Money is needed, too, ideally from both foreign governments and the Afghan government.

Cheerful, too, ideally; but every tolerant traveller knows that bed-and-breakfast is always an unknown quantity.

The addition of bacon is a no brainer (and lends the dish an almost carbonara-esque vibe), and the sauce needs plenty of cheese too, ideally of a couple of different varieties.

This should happen as salary and benefits are negotiated too, ideally before you even take the job.

This should work exactly the way the new Pinterest messaging system works (except with groups too, ideally).

In fact, it's in their best interest for the new investment not to do too great so you'll be forced to exit that one too, ideally with a small gain or minimal loss, and of course be encouraged to roll that money into something new; on and on and on it goes, your broker getting paid every time whether or not you win or lose.

It's a new level of vintage: not just getting the period details right onscreen, but getting the whole mode of presentation correct, too … ideally so you can't tell the difference.

Carnegie Hall is too large, ideally, for a violin and piano recital.

It's a physical relationship too that, ideally at least, has been planned out by the gallerist or curator or artist.

At this point, more traditional arms-controllers tear their hair; such missiles are too potent, ideally suited for a surprise strike, and thus destabilising to the overall strategic balance.

That's a critical hour, too, since ideally you'd be winding down before going to bed.