Sentence examples for comfortable enough to put from inspiring English sources

"Students who are out in high school and are comfortable enough to put this in their essay are probably leaders".

Moreover, Mr. Stovall said that once investors felt comfortable enough to put more money into the markets, they should buy stocks rather than bonds.

The goal is to keep the horse comfortable enough to put some weight on the injured leg, but not too much.

When Jim Jones and Juelz Santana emerged to perform "Pop Champagne," the flamboyant hip-hop anthem of the moment, Ludacris felt comfortable enough to put art back aside for a second: "I made the Forbes list, yeah, I know you seen it/Eight figures so if I say it, you know I mean it".

Just 10 days earlier, in Chicago, Brown did hit the game-winning 3-pointer, and his long-range ability made Butch Carter comfortable enough to put him in for the final possession Wednesday despite his having played only three minutes previously in the game.

If Apple felt comfortable enough to put LTE on the iPad, they should feel alright about slapping it in the iPhone.

OK, well, if the need for comfortable trousers and lack of human interaction is not enough to put you off, maybe you ought to consider the fact that you'll have to travel with Air Koryo, North Korea's state airline.

"In a few quarters, banks should be comfortable enough to begin to put that new capital to work," said Mark Fitzgibbon, a banking analyst at Sandler O'Neill & Partners.

But what separates me from any other cashmere-wearer is that when I put on this special piece I feel comfortable enough to be extremely complicit in our project with Russia to destroy this country!

New mortgages and refinancing are considered barometers of economic growth, as consumers feel comfortable enough to take on more debt and, in the case of refinancing, have more money to put back into the economy.

"He said, 'Well, because I put stuff on top of it.' Then he felt comfortable enough to tell us: 'I have tons of stuff.