Sentence examples for comfortably adapted from inspiring English sources

So I'm interested when Lorna Simpson professes complete happiness with her studio, which does indeed feel like a space comfortably adapted to its use.

Fees for CT consultations and treatments in the IM model were set as non-reimbursed patient fees comfortably adapted to conventional primary care fee levels, i.e. on average 5 EUR per treatment.

It is not simply about officials abusing power; it's also about ordinary people comfortably adapting these principles to their daily lives.

But the vehicle that reappeared in Detroit this January suggests GM is comfortably adapting to a new era of disciplined management.The cars now standing on one platformSince it launched its patriotically themed "Keep America Rolling" campaign in the weeks after 9/11, GM has shelled out billions in the form of rebates, low-interest loans and other incentives to lure buyers into its showrooms.

"We work on the systems and they can comfortably adapt to it.

Elfman said that he had a "miserable experience" working with Raimi on Spider-Man 2 and could not comfortably adapt his music.

Two bass-baritones, Jeongcheol Cha and Leroy Y. Davis, adapted comfortably, but the standout was the versatile soprano Mellissa Hughes, whose dynamic singing and theatrical flair in the concluding song, "The Last Toast," made for an extravagant star turn.

He said: "I understand that Van Gaal is trying to make a lot of changes very quickly, but the problem is the players don't seem to have adapted comfortably to 3-5-2 yet.

The child was seated comfortably in an adapted chair and the head stabilized with a chin rest.

Although Mr. Russo's rambling narratives are at their most beguiling in the fullness of novel-writing, he adapts comfortably to the short story's narrower format.

Likewise, the U.S post office has been dying a slow death since the advent of email; it has comfortably refused to adapt.