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ideally

[ahy-dee-uh-lee] / aɪˈdi ə li /




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The Gulf carriers, as relative newcomers to the industry, were also able to invest in modern fleets ideally suited to the kind of model they were building.

From BBC

Somewhere on that paperwork will be a number to call — ideally for a life insurance agent who sold the policy to your parents, but it may be a more generic customer service line.

From Salon

Hearn said the venue was "no longer fit for purpose" but added the World Snooker Tour ideally "want to stay" at the Sheffield theatre.

From BBC

And ideally, it is the architect of its own sauce.

From Salon

If you have a lower score, the first step is getting preapproved, ideally through your own bank, which knows your history.

From The Wall Street Journal