Sentence examples for comfortably high from inspiring English sources
She does completely incendiary live performances, whether it be a back room of a pub or comfortably high up the bill at last summer's festivals.
AT&T says that just 2 percent of its customers use more than two gigabytes a month and that the new data caps have been set comfortably high and will actually lower charges for most smartphone users.
While there has been a great deal of discussion about a potential price war for market share between Gazprom and US LNG in the European market, the truth is that Gazprom has what it views as a comfortably high share of its future exports locked up in long-term take-or-pay contracts, which will guarantee it a minimum delivery of 130 bcm (12.6 Bcf/d) until at least the early 2020s.
I wish I could walk through the Women's March and comfortably high five police officers the way so many women did in Atlanta.
Florida, Louisiana, Arizona had all fallen to him, more and more pledged delegates were piling up by the day in his columns, the stop Trump campaign among many GOP regulars had seemingly grind down, and despite his sky high negatives, his poll numbers were still comfortably high.
Based on conceptual similarities of the response categories, we dichotomized this variable into those living very well off and living comfortably ("high" subjective economic status), and those who are just getting by, almost poor, and poor ("low" subjective economic status).
Other parts of China's economy are already comfortably high-income, according to the World Bank's definition.
That is comfortably higher than the World Bank's global standard.
Its employment rate is comfortably higher than the OECD average; its jobless rate is comfortably lower.
Measured in this way, Greece ran a surplus of more than 5% of GDP last year, comfortably higher than any other eurozone country.
The decision is expected to be controversial as City sources say DFS submitted a comfortably higher bid and had given undertakings not to seek control of Nats.
