Sentence examples for comfortable enough about from inspiring English sources
But filling the vacant position is a significant shot in the arm for the ATP and an indication that companies are feeling comfortable enough about their economic prospects to sign long-term sponsorship deals.
As a result, while Mr. Lazio is being pressed to spend the final days of this campaign in a region that should be solidly in his corner, Mrs. Clinton is comfortable enough about her Democratic support to spend relatively more time in competitive regions of the state, starting with the New York City suburbs.
Hopefully, it's a good sign if AT&T feels comfortable enough about its network to email its customers.
"It's not about when the technology is ready, it's when consumers feel comfortable enough about having a robot in their home.
Now he feels comfortable enough about himself and his business and its place among its humbled peers to risk the hammer.
But until it is easy for sports people to come out without fear of persecution or fear of lost sponsorship income and stuff like that, or fear of being comfortable in the team environment, I don't mind attention being brought to my sexuality in the hope that it might make other people feel more comfortable…in being comfortable enough about who they are in their sporting environment".
He's certainly comfortable enough talking about it to have a sense of humour about his character: a taciturn, nameless Hollywood stuntman who moonlights as a getaway driver and falls for his neighbour (Carey Mulligan), whose ex-con husband he helps out on a botched robbery job.
There's still so many of us who are suffering in silence and don't feel comfortable enough talking about it.
Sooner or later she will feel comfortable enough talking about painful issues.
We're about restoring the human voice to the Internet". Newmark does say that his income makes him "comfortable" enough to donate to about 50 schools and nonprofits, including public radio and women's shelters.
So it's humbling when people feel comfortable enough to talk about their own issues or tell me their success stories.
