Sentence examples for comfortable spread from inspiring English sources

Training people to work in interdisciplinary roles to be comfortable spread thin may ease the way for collaborative research and pave a smoother road into the future of scientific research.

First buy some flea remover from your local pet store Hold your pet in a way that they feel comfortable Spread out the fur or skin on the back of neck Squeeze the flea remover DO NOT TOUCH PET FOR 24 HOURS!

That is, people who do carry trades are betting that the bond market will be quiet and they can pick up a comfortable rate spread in peace.

Sit yourself in a comfortable place and spread lotion out on your legs.

As you become more comfortable introducing yourself, spread the love by introducing other people to each other.

For independent visitors, the formation of Nunavut has accelerated the spread of comfortable hotels in the territory, made air service more reliable and prompted publication of an encyclopedic, easy-to-read guide, "The Nunavut Handbook: Traveling in Canada's Arctic," edited by Marion Soubliere (Nortext Multimedia, 1999, $21.50).

He questions Al Qaeda's opposition to democracy, which offers radical Islamists an opportunity to "secretly use this comfortable and relaxed atmosphere to spread out, reorganize their ranks, and acquire broader public bases".

On World AIDS Day, we had opportunity to ensure that young people in every corner of the world understand what HIV/AIDS is, how to prevent its spread, and feel comfortable having a personal connection with their partner to be able to ask the hard questions and seek accurate information.

Only once the comfortable classes saw how quickly disease spread in urban tenements did they take to bathing more regularly.

I'm most comfortable on radio because I can spread my notes all over the desk in front of me and not be self-conscious that people are looking at me.

New technologies and massive staff cutbacks put the oil industry in the comfortable position of having a large spread between the production cost of oil and its market price.