Sentence examples for comfortable with producing from inspiring English sources

Do you feel as comfortable with producing as with your other talents?

Determine ahead of time how many you're comfortable with producing and what your expected outcome will be.

As experts are often more comfortable with producing rankings (e.g., the number of competitor products is larger for alternative A than for alternative B) than with providing exact numerical estimates (e.g., there are 10 competitor products for alternative A and 6 for alternative B), it is important that such ordinal data can be accommodated in the preference modeling phase.

Colwill described his homecoming as like "stripping the carcass clean". It gave him a new perspective of messages his work should send, he said, acknowledging that he'd become "too comfortable" in Greece with producing apolitical pieces for the corporate world.

Following rules, having a neat desk, and trying to avoid chaos may be more comfortable for many of us, but they can interfere with producing our best work.

The band was comfortable with self-producing, despite having Johnny K produce two consecutive number-one albums, and this being their first time without him.

Consoles are five-year investments, or, to put it more artfully, digital canvases with which game creators must become comfortable before producing their best work.

But that would only make it easier for stars to strike comfortable producing and commission arrangements with their managers, while making it tough for a struggling actor to do the same.

MG: So, let me get this straight: You're uncomfortable with the religions that produced Gandhi, Mother Teresa and Martin Luther King Jr., but you're quite comfortable with a planet that produces hurricanes, earthquakes and tsunamis?

With regard to mechanically controlled indoor environments a comfortable outdoor produces lesser strain on energy environment relationship.

Bill Currie of Deloitte, a consultancy, says Canada could produce managers more comfortable with risk by making university courses for businesses and engineers broader and more creative, and by teaching more economics in secondary school.