Sentence examples for to function comfortably from inspiring English sources
But if he was something less than a star, he was greatly admired by fellow musicians for his skill as an improviser and for his ability to function comfortably and creatively in any context.
Nursing students must be able to function comfortably, confidently, and competently within the culture of nursing when they graduate.
Before launching into a PBL dominated curriculum, faculty should appropriate skill training to prospective PBL mentors to allow them to function comfortably using this teaching format.
From paying for carers and assistants to cook meals or get food shopping, to cleaning and laundry services, the ILF covers the cost of help with basic needs that able people can manage themselves to function and live comfortably.
Teams work with their drivers to help them manage all the different functions comfortably.
And so to be able to comfortably discuss things with her [family physician] means everything.
Such performers are never at their best in nightclubs, though Ms. McDonald (who listens mostly to jazz in her spare time) can and does function fairly comfortably in cabarets like Joe's Pub, where she sang last May.
In the context of a homoeostatic role for microglial phagocytosis, the clearance function fits comfortably with a pro-regenerative contribution to the complex events occurring in the damaged CNS.
In terms of goal content, individuals reporting a higher proportion of health and functioning goals indicated less progress toward goal attainment, including cancer-specific goals (r = -.25), concerns about independent functioning (r = -.35), goals related to living comfortably (r = -.36) and concerns related to continence and living with a stoma (r = -.29).
You want to be able to position yourself comfortably.
This small book, designed to fit comfortably into the palm of an adult's hand, presents an scholarly yet readable overview of the function and history of Fairy Tales and an exploration for why they are universal.
