Sentence examples for largely comfortable with from inspiring English sources

Sophie, in her mid 40s, who works in the public sector, is largely comfortable with being out.

Previously, the buyers, known as risk managers, said they were largely comfortable with the insurance company payments.

While police were largely comfortable with the crowd behaviour in Saturday's derby, the flares embarrassed club leaders.

The home side looked largely comfortable with the Wigan attack, but were undone when they switched off at a set-piece, Roger Espinoza sending a cross into the area for McCann to head home.

Existing research has shown that, although the public is largely comfortable with authorizing the use of their samples for unspecified future research (Wendler 2006), they also have significant moral concerns about how their specimens might be used even if they are unaware of such uses (Gornick et al. 2014; Wendler 2006).

In short, students were largely comfortable with the new patient role being offered them via DAFNE.

Rangers ensured Hearts' lead at the top of the Championship remained in single figures with a largely comfortable victory over Raith Rovers.

But it was a largely comfortable afternoon for Pulis - with the relegation fears he inherited when he replaced Alan Irvine at the start of the year now appearing to be all-but extinguished.

It is also a special place, steeped in Labour and progressive social movement history, largely as comfortable with its kaleidoscope of cultures as any other part of the capital, and far from being the hotbed of villains and fanatics it has too often been portrayed as recently.

"She came across on that occasion as the kind of first lady that I think America is largely most comfortable with - the devoted wife and mother".

[participant 30, drinker] Respondent: I was pretty comfortable with [drinking alcohol], largely because I had both obstetricians very relaxed about alcohol, a lot more relaxed than I'd expected, and than I was.