His family lived comfortably, but compared with the Gosaibis its assets were modest; years later, he presented himself in a corporate pamphlet as a "self-made man".
She observes finely, too, the way working mothers are needily over-attentive to their children, compared to comfortably off-hand, permanent mothers, but mercilessly sends up 'Mother Superiors', whose children are their careers.
Compare this to the loss of revenue from tax avoidance and evasion schemes, estimated to be between £97-£150bn per year according to leaked Treasury papers, which would comfortably cover the apparently unaffordable government borrowing of £77bn this year.
Eighty-three percent of minority respondents said paying high enough wages for employees to live comfortably is important to success, compared with 72 percent of all respondents.
In fact, only 9.1%% of Polish respondents to the European Social Survey (2002) reported that they live comfortably on their present income, compared with 34.2%% of Italians (authors' calculations).
However, it's still comfortably in the lead at 44.9percentt, compared to 46.2percentt last quarter.
This balance has kept the planet at a comfortably warm average temperature of 14C (57F), compared with a chilly -18C (0F) if there were no carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
Modern software could assist radiologists in fulfilling their task of quickly, reliably and comfortably browsing through patient examinations and comparing relevant findings in multiple examinations.
She will say only that it results from the examination of 80,000 trees at 2,000 field sites and concludes that the population may be as low as 43,000, compared with previously assumed figures comfortably in six figures.
The same thing occurred in a recent by-election for a council seat, which Labour's candidate won very comfortably with an 11.1% increased vote share compared with 2014 and the Greens coming second with a 13% drop.
