Sentence examples for comfortable team from inspiring English sources

It makes sense to me that when a team is forced out of its comfort zone, it will rise to the occasion far more than a comfortable team; it is why I channel Eleanor Roosevelt and tell teams "to do something every day that scares the daylights out of you" if they want to be great.

"I think we're a comfortable team on the road," Kings forward Dustin Brown said.

That way, "Today" can go to the Games with a complete, comfortable team of co-hosts.

As studio host and analyst, Chris Berman and Steve Young made a comfortable team.

The Angels exhaled after the seventh while the Twins gagged, the difference between a comfortable team and a worried team.

But effective single-issue politicians do not always make the most comfortable team players, and there was some initial caution inside Labour, according to insiders, about whether Creasy might be too wedded to her own campaigns to dedicate herself to a ministerial brief.

Mikhail Botvinnik once wasn't even selected at a time when he was world champion; Anatoly Karpov and Gary Kasparov weren't always comfortable team-mates; and as recently as the aftermath of Turin there was a big hoo-ha in the Russian chess press after the captain Sergei Dolmatov denounced Evgeny Bareev!

They also reported feeling more comfortable about team members working flexibly and felt more capable of effectively managing the flexible nature of their team.

"This … meant that the main focus of the Emergency staff was to ensure the patients received these drugs instead of ensuring they were adequately hydrated, clean and comfortable," the team wrote.

Embraces vulnerability A manager need to be ok with asking for help, admitting when they are wrong or when they don't know something, and will feel comfortable when team members ask questions and voice their opinions even though they may contradict theirs.

"You play Cover 2 maybe at the end of a game," Cowher says, "when you don't want to give up a big play or you're comfortable letting teams nickel-and-dime you".