Sentence examples for comfortably managed from inspiring English sources

Gayle needs to average 42 runs per innings to ensure a profit for buyers, something he comfortably managed last year (53.5).

While the AKP comfortably managed to secure the biggest portion of the vote, its 41% share of seats represents a sharp drop from its performance the 2011 elections, when it won nearly half the national vote.

Yet Mr Coats comfortably managed to fend off Mr Stutzman by 40% to 30%.In this section The backlash begins The Times Square scare As jobs fade away The sensible insurrection After Murtha The politics of disaster ReprintsMr Coats's familiar name and establishment support surely helped.

We've comfortably managed that.

Further, this care system feeds off of and into a larger death-denying culture, where the experience of dying is not yet comfortably managed by the Canadian population at large [ 22].

Mr. Nacchio was an aggressive manager who had taken on more debt than the company could comfortably manage once the industry hit hard times.

"People are buying houses they feel they can comfortably manage," he added.

On Saturday even the 1,100-seat 1,100-seat seemed as large as Mr. Scholl — suffering, he said from Tullytage, from a mild cold — could comfortably manage.

In Los Angeles, Florabel Kinsler, 79, a clinical social worker who practices part time, has calculated that she can comfortably manage aging in her house.

Q: I would like to go to the Balkan Peninsula in autumn or spring and visit as many of the capitals of the following countries as I can comfortably manage in a two-week trip: Albania, Montenegro, Bosnia Herzegovina, Kosovo and Macedonia.

The legislation had needed a two-thirds majority in each house of synod to pass, but, despite comfortably managing that in both the houses of bishops and clergy, it was dealt a fatal blow in the laity where lay-members voted 132 votes in favour and 74 against.