Sentence examples for keep comfortably from inspiring English sources

But there also comes the need to weigh in on issues that, in the past, China would have been able to keep comfortably at arm's length.

Artists tend to find themselves in hot water precisely because they illuminate places most of us prefer to keep comfortably dim.

It was not "history", something that could be kept comfortably at bay: this man was old, but he was cogent and alive.

"The luxuriously rich are not simply kept comfortably warm, but unnaturally hot… They are cooked, of course á la mode," Henry David Thoreau wrote in Walden.

This will ease capacity pressures and so keep inflation comfortably at bay.

The strong ratings for the special helped keep NBC comfortably ahead in the ratings for the sweep month so far.

Hagi Gligor (100% passes completed), Terry McFlynn (100%), Milos Dimitrijevic (94%) and later Nick Carle (88%) had time and space to keep possession comfortably and also to pick out incisive passes further forward.

Intel said that its current generation of mobile Pentium processors already consumed less power on average than Transmeta's and that a set of technologies on the horizon would keep Intel comfortably in the lead.

Intel, the world's largest semiconductor maker, said that its current generation of mobile Pentium processors already consumed less power on average than Transmeta's, and that a set of technologies on the horizon for 2002 or 2003 would keep Intel comfortably in the lead.

Though his album sales in the Internet age have been erratic — according to Nielsen Soundscan, his 2005 album, "Guero," sold 867,000 copies, while his 2006 release, "The Information," sold 432,000 — he is also a musician whose critical reputation and dedicated following will most likely allow him to keep working comfortably regardless of how he releases his music.

Its new commitment to not reach the 40% mark — provided it meets its promise — would keep GHash comfortably far from the 51% level.