Sentence examples for comfortably be able from inspiring English sources

The only qualification for joining is that you should comfortably be able to run six miles.

In an interview with CNN last month, Rouhani said: "All my efforts are geared to ensure that the people of Iran will comfortably be able to access all information globally and to use it.

Asked by Amanpour if he would work to reduce censorship in Iran, he replied: "All my efforts are geared to ensure that the people of Iran will comfortably be able to access all information globally and to use it.

Even with Tim Cook's reluctance to pack anything genuinely new into the iOS handsets, the upcoming iPhone X Plus, iPhone X, and iPhone 9 should comfortably be able to run around the South Korean handset.

"My parents had a real concern to have their child live comfortably and be able to raise a family," he said.

These edicts and the fact that a human being had to be able to comfortably sleep in it meant that it would be impossible to perfectly recreate, in three dimensions, Van Gogh's painting.

She will clear the arrears and, on her income, should be able to comfortably meet further payments".

The earnings are "enough for me to live my life comfortably," Ms. Popova said, "and be able to do what I do".

She believed she would be able to comfortably afford the remaining mortgage and that the property would be a great investment.

The Lakers, though, took the patient approach a year ago when the Indiana Pacers made George available via trade, figuring that they would be able to comfortably sign him this summer.

The team, incidentally, were due to appear on the British radar as England's first opponents at the new Wembley: a stadium which, when finally completed, will be able to comfortably hold Andorra's entire population of just over 70,000.