Sentence examples for comfortable managing from inspiring English sources

"He was so completely comfortable, managing questions from the audience and throwing to a panel of experts," Mr. Linn said.

Or if you're comfortable managing the gauge, then that art can become an escape dive that sheathes your weapon, a healing boost, or simply the massive Dragon Blast.

Even Mr. Bateman, an early admirer, once said he thought Mr. Franks was more comfortable managing party business than legislating, with its tough up-or-down choices.

It sounds as if you were pretty comfortable managing people from a young age. A. What you learn as you develop as a manager is that balance of respect, approachability, empathy and friendship, so that you can say, "We've got a job to do and you have to do it, and it has to be done fast and properly".

They're twice as likely as older adults to watch Internet TV and reasonably comfortable managing social relationships online.

You want them to feel comfortable managing conflict, understanding [their] own communication style, understanding how other people receive information, and how to build [their] own team," says Brown.

"He's not as comfortable with managing over time".

The respondents felt comfortable in managing common CV conditions such as coronary artery disease (average score 6.3 ± 2.4 on an 11-point Likert scale) but less so in peripheral arterial disease (3.8 ± 2.8), arrhythmias (3.7 ± 2.3), and congenital heart disease (2.9 ± 2.2).

Data from VACS found that providers in Infectious Disease Clinics were less comfortable with managing comorbid diseases such as diabetes and hypertension than physicians practicing in General Medicine Clinics [ 136].

Our findings show that FPs report a good degree of knowledge of CD related diseases and of gluten-free diet, although only a small proportion of them reported feeling comfortable with managing psychological disorders related to CD.

Despite practice nurses taking on increasing responsibilities for the management of patients with long term conditions, respondents did not feel that CPP was an area that they were comfortable in managing.