Sentence examples for comfortably absorb from inspiring English sources

Each of these towns is home to more masterpieces than you can comfortably absorb in one visit; this is an itinerary overflowing with artistic riches.

It is seeking treble damages under the False Claims Act, meaning that Deutsche could be on the hook for more than $1 billion.A bank of its size could comfortably absorb such a hit.

Gary Greenwood, an analyst at Shore Capital, said: "While such headlines are disappointing, they are not necessarily unexpected and we note that RBS now has the balance sheet strength to comfortably absorb such costs.

So it should be no surprise that after all these years, long after other landmarks of the Warren Court's criminal procedure revolution were comfortably absorbed by the criminal justice system, Miranda v. Arizona still stirs passions, as the foot-high stack of briefs filed in the pending Supreme Court case attests.

If the business model for L.E.D.s shifts toward mass-market bulbs of lower price and life span alongside "lightified products" that are subject to digital-age upgrade cycles, then the technology's potentially radical challenge to repetitive consumption will — like the long-lasting incandescent bulb — end up being comfortably absorbed by consumer culture.

Having comfortably absorbed waves of Arsenal pressure, debutant Brede Hangeland headed Palace and its caretaker boss Keith Millen into a 35th-minute lead.

Even before the crisis, William Cline of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, a think-tank in Washington, DC, worried that the combined surplus of all the countries pursuing this strategy was too much for the rich world, especially America, to absorb comfortably.

Last week Italy tried a moderately ambitious style that was absorbed comfortably by a French team who counter-attacked with patience and pace to make tries for each of the three-quarters, including the debutant, Clermont Auvergne centre Wesley Fofana.

MUCH of the outside world's preoccupation with China in recent years has been with that country's strengths: would a rich China be a threatening one, could such a China be absorbed comfortably in regional and global institutions, how much money might be made from selling goods to a billion richer Chinese, how many jobs lost to imports from that same productive billion?

They are designed to absorb shocks and let the cyclist ride comfortably.

Earnings yields on equities still remain comfortably above the yield on 10-year Treasuries and should have the ability to absorb higher interest rates driven by economic recovery.