Sentence examples for during comfortable from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Whitman said she was grateful that she had the good fortune to govern during comfortable economic times, but said she felt obligated to make the $50 million in line-item-veto reductions.
Design: Collected stereophotogrammetric and force platform data during comfortable, barefoot walking.
Peak hip extension ± standard deviation during comfortable walking speed averaged 20.4° ± 4.0° for young adults, 14.3° ± 4.4° for elderly nonfallers, and 11.1° ± 4.8° for elderly fallers.
Videostroboscopic evaluations were rated by experienced judges on various parameters describing the structure and function of the laryngeal mechanism during comfortable pitch and loudness phonations.
Objective: To evaluate the effect of pelvic rotation, originally described as the first determinant of gait, on reducing the vertical displacement of the center of mass (COM) during comfortable speed walking.
To determine whether a 10-week supervised hip flexor stretching program in frail elderly subjects would increase peak hip extension, stride length, and gait speed and reduce anterior pelvic tilt during comfortable and fast-paced walking.
Alex King, Lawrence Dallaglio, Eoin Reddan, James Haskell, Daniel Cipriani, Nick Adams and Mark van Gisbergen, who added eight conversions, also went over during a comfortable afternoon for Wasps.
Mr Preston convincingly rebuts Carrillo's later denials of responsibility.Even more shocking was Carrillo's ruthlessness towards his comrades during his comfortable exile in Paris between 1944 and 1976.
After showcasing his abilities on the left wing during the comfortable win against Everton last weekend, the young Frenchman started out wide this afternoon also.
Baby boomers moved up the ranks during the comfortable clarity of the Cold War, but the Gen Xers came of age during messy peacekeeping missions in Kosovo, Bosnia, Somalia, and Haiti.
Leinster in contrast were able to rest key players during their comfortable Magners League semi win over Ulster.
