Sentence examples for reasonably comfortable in from inspiring English sources

They appeared reasonably comfortable in understandably tense circumstances as they laid siege to their hosts' goal.

Hamilton's victory in the championship last year was reasonably comfortable in the end, but Rosberg pushed him harder than many expected.

Homeowners "have endured the downturn in home values and overall wealth and are now reasonably comfortable in the price recovery potential of their largest asset," says Brian Sozzi, an analyst at Wall Street Strategies.

While these discussions were ongoing, practical molecular biology carried on regardless for some 50 years, reasonably comfortable in its tentative reductionism.

Ideally, you should be reasonably comfortable in water and know how to swim from one end of a pool to the other without needing any help.

At first, although shocked by the transition from his reasonably comfortable life in Moscow to the wretched conditions in Siberia, he feels some pride in the project of building a strategically important second track of the Trans-Siberian Railways further to the north of China.

The administration decided on Jan . 18that the captives could not demand the full privileges accorded to prisoners of war, including basic legal rights and a reasonably comfortable life in camp.

In general, it has been proved that the amount of engine waste heat available is sufficient to produce enough cooling to keep reasonably comfortable temperatures in the cabin.

Several companies now make shirts, pants, hats and other garments from sun-protective fabrics that are lightweight and breathe and are reasonably comfortable to wear in hot weather.

The Democrats focus on families making less than $60,000 per year, a sum that buys a reasonably comfortable middle-class lifestyle in the typical American community.

THIS being Christmas eve, at least according to the Western churches of Christendom, Cassandra is feeling a touch of guilt that notwithstanding fiscal cliffs, double-dip recessions, inclement weather, and so on he and most Economist readers are reasonably comfortable with their lot in life.