Sentence examples for comfortable to be able from inspiring English sources
"It would have been very comfortable to be able to stay at home with my loved ones and friends," he said, "but I did not want to do that at this time.
We aim to arrange Doppler scans within 4 weeks postoperative period, in anticipation that most patients would be clinically comfortable to be able to co operate and also considering the existing load within the NHS framework.
"I've always said, once you get to where you are right now, I think you should be comfortable enough to be able to close the deal and get it done at this point in time," Minaya said.
I will then ask, "Instead of three, what's the one word?" I've tried to assemble teams with people who were grounded enough, and comfortable enough, to be able to have these kinds of conversations.
And joint administrator Paul Clark told BBC Scotland: "Mr Miller felt comfortable enough to be able to remove the conditionality from his bid, so he clearly feels he has the comfort to move forward".
*The Migraine-ACT questionnaire is comprised of: item 1 (Consistency of response), item 2 (Disappearance of pain within 2 h), item 3 (Ability to function normally within 2 h), and item 4 (Feeling comfortable enough to be able to plan daily activities).
I started by just sitting down somewhere and smoking it and eventually became comfortable enough to be able to get up and move around, while still tripping (the high only lasts for about ten to 15 minutes if taken on its own).
"As an individual you need to be comfortable within yourself to be able to focus on cricket," Morgan said.
And yes, Alex is the sort of director that's open to suggestions and makes you feel comfortable, relaxed enough to be able to create.
Go for a dress that fits your body and is comfortable, because you want to be able to dance the night away in comfort!
"I'm not against deaf people learning to speak but most of them are never comfortable enough with speech to be able to articulate their thoughts or communicate effectively.
