Sentence examples for emerged comfortable from inspiring English sources

But Scotland emerged comfortable winners and coach Vern Cotter will be pleased with the progress shown by his players in the last three fixtures of 2014.

We visited with management on Aug. 19, nine days before the end of the quarter, and emerged comfortable with sales guidance".

Any fears Hull would be caught cold the week before Wembley were soon put to bed: they led 22-0 athehe interval and would run in another 22 points without reply in the second half to emerge comfortable victors.

With 30% of the vote for the 63-seat Althingi or parliament, the Social Democrats emerged as comfortable winners under Johanna Sigurdardottir, the 66-year-old lesbian caretaker prime minister.

Eight years later, she has re-emerged more comfortable in her role in the Clinton triumvirate.

Mr Erdogan's Justice and Development party will emerge the comfortable winner, and perhaps with the two-thirds majority needed to re-write the constitution.

If Dr. Dean shows signs of polarizing voters -- inspiring strong feelings from supporters and detractors -- Mr. Edwards and Mr. Kerry appear to be emerging as comfortable alternatives.

It has the dual technology patrons and yet the consistent story I get is that they're not actively out embracing the startup community, helping local successes emerge, getting comfortable with the symbiotic benefits of some employees going to startups that innovate at a different pace and then buying up local teams, talent & IP.

In just the second rematch of his 18-year career, the 37-year-old American emerged as a comfortable winner on all three judges' scorecards.

The Chinese bound the feet of women, and the Victorians forced them into confining footwear; simple, comfortable shoes emerged during the French Revolution to go along with the idea of equality.

During her early decades in research, before the women's movement had emerged, she was "perfectly comfortable in [science's] internalist paradigm, where you ask a question and … if you're lucky you find an answer and that brings up the next question and so on … and you don't really look very far to left and right as to why some questions are more important than other questions," she told the CBC.