ideal number

That is the ideal number the manager likes to see him face.

What is the ideal number of credit accounts, and how often should consumers use them?

Courts have held a district's population can vary by 5 percent, up or down, from the ideal number.

Seven has always struck me as absolutely the ideal number for a party."

He succeeded in that task by developing the ideal numbers.

The ideal number was supposed to be a hundred.

Seven seemed to have been his ideal number when he'd lived in the real world, so seven it became.

The four juices, he said, represent the ideal number of wives.

There is no absolute rule for the ideal number of photos or their exposure differences.

The primary goal is simple: conserve game populations at their ideal numbers.

Of course, these were ideal numbers and their actual sizes varied substantially.

An initial number of rolls is set as being an ideal number to clear.

In the effort to deliver high-speed Internet service to consumers, what is the ideal number of competitors?

The correlation for females between intelligence and ideal number of children was effectively zero.

As Keller points out, "Why is the ideal number not zero?"

The ideal number of caregivers for an infant marmoset has been shown to be around five individuals.

There's no ideal number of scheduled events per week that children should be doing, because children have different tolerance levels for activity.

My ideal number of nuclear-weapons states is one.

The ideal number of players is four.

Asked what an ideal number of preseason carries might be, Martin said simply: "More.

Thirty is an ideal number of people.

Payton acknowledged that there is an ideal number of carries for the running backs, but with a caveat.

You count his eyelashes: the ideal number.

Calculations were conducted to obtain the ideal number of organisations required to be asked to complete the survey to achieve robustness.

Line balancing equations determine the ideal number of workers needed on a production line to enable it to work at capacity.