Sentence examples for comfortable adopting from inspiring English sources

One might well ask why it is that so many left leaning liberals, such as Kymlicka, are comfortable adopting the rhetoric of crude Marxist political economy – which openly soils a word – liberal – that should be defended.

Also, forward-looking PEG ratios that looked good on the surface assume estimated long-term EPS growth rates that are higher than I'm presently comfortable adopting, based on historic trends in sales growth (a series that shows business performance, undistorted by non-recurring income and expense items).

Like a lot of the prisoners I teach, Adam is most comfortable adopting libertarian stances on most topics.

However, the tradition of virtue ethics is much more comfortable with adopting a naturalistic approach that holds that human nature is the basis for what constitutes human well-being and the virtues (for human beings) (Fitzgerald, 2008; Keenan, 1999).

While there have been no reported incidents of businesses' employees using this admin-level access for ill, it's the sort of preventative security feature that larger companies need in order to feel comfortable with adopting the system.

"It is more comfortable to adopt things that are aggressive".

Yet diplomatic cables have shown scepticism over the charges against him - along with initial concerns over the "relatively comfortable" tone adopted in the case.

Such a system can more effectively align employee and manager expectations, and make employees more comfortable asking for and adopting flexible procedures.

Like most migrants, Ashraf doesn't want to get too comfortable in his adopted city.

The lawyer believes that Perez never felt comfortable in his adopted home.

It's often a good idea to rent first to make sure that you will be comfortable in your adopted home, Ms. Peddicord said.