Sentence examples for was only ideal from inspiring English sources

Separation of the three target compounds was, in fact, achievable with 30 mM phosphate buffer at pH 7.2 but it was only ideal for analytes at low concentrations.

In reality, one suspects, a lot of the e-mails that got passed on were simply internal memos about holidays or flats to let; and since the first Blackberry couldn't do attachments, it was only ideal for pithy communication.

In fact it could be claimed that in religion the self that is only ideal in morality is actual in the religious experience.

In St. Benedict's Rule for Business Success, Quentin R. Skrabec, Jr., describes "At the heart of Benedictine process, quality is the idea of doing a job right the first time, but Benedict realized this was only an ideal.

However, a limited number of speakers was used, only digit speech was employed, and the system was only tested in ideal conditions.

Although staff did not deny the utility of the partograph as an aid in monitoring progress of labour, they felt this was only possible under ideal conditions.

It was only for women that the ideal number of working hours was linked to the importance they attached to having time for family.

It's like there is only one ideal way to look now.

The impossibility of being perfect during a full lifetime leads some modern interpreters to propose that Jesus intended these admonitions to be only an ideal, not a requirement.

In fact, the still liquid is only an ideal approximation, as the real fluid will undergo both convective motions due to temperature gradients and a collective motion along the tube length due to external pumping.

Humans were only the ideal.