The Liberal Democrats might have expected to win more comfortably.
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Eighteen bags later, we are living so much more comfortably.
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This alternative sat more comfortably with liberals than Keynesian fiscal activism.
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Those are areas where he is more comfortably in the mainstream.
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B's are the other essential things that you accomplish more comfortably.
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This "Angels" sits far more comfortably in its New York residence.
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However, I was able to fit them more comfortably with dress socks.
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The Samaritan people live more comfortably than these women are used to.
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When people realize that, they'll be able to sit more comfortably with it.
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Why can they flaunt their money in Canada more comfortably than in China?
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But it will help them live more comfortably, Johnson's attorney Timothy Litzenburg said.
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Both sit more comfortably on the lifestyle shelves than in the sports section.
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As a result, you can type faster and more comfortably on these keyboards.
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Nowadays stutterers get therapy to stutter more comfortably, not to obliterate their stutter.
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"I've mulled it over," Scott announced, adjusting his towel to sit more comfortably.
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Expectant moms may soon be able to ride public transportation in Chicago more comfortably.
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You just might be able to move and even breathe a bit more comfortably.
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It just plain fits into a wider variety of hand sizes, and more comfortably.
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"That's your place that Republicans can more comfortably let it move," the lobbyist said.
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The Democrats could join with Palang Pracharat more comfortably now that Mr Abhisit has gone.
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She recommends that women work consciously in order to stand more comfortably in their power.
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Truck-bed tents are the latest camping accessory designed to help campers sleep more comfortably.
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But others in the area are getting help to cope with climate adversities more comfortably.
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It's also designed to fit more comfortably in the user's hands than a standard makeup brush.
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The PC can be moved up and down so that people can use it more comfortably.
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Frank tried to sit more comfortably in his chair, but his chained hands wouldn't let him.
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He's also got a new building on the way for his team to work more comfortably.
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Making sure these larger muscles are strong helps you live your life more comfortably and efficiently.
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Betty believed that Daniel wanted to drive her crazy so he could more comfortably divorce her.
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Mr. Cruz seemed more comfortably in command with his needling of Mr. Trump, who was booed frequently.
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The most noticeable thing is that the Pro is wider, so your hands sit more comfortably apart.
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Curvature reduces your eye movement across the screen so that you can work more comfortably for longer.
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Not to mention have light, heat, running water, and whatever else might help you live more comfortably.
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My Eyes Only is meant to allow people to share their phones with one another more comfortably.
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A country, for example, can handle a deficit more comfortably than a family can, some experts argue.
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She switches the handcuffs so the man's arms are in front and he can sit more comfortably.
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Death and climate change — even ants and flowers and relationships — are sometimes more comfortably left in the dark.
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Though some flee the country to avoid changing sex, others find doing so allows them to live more comfortably.
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So the search should be on for materials that do it better and more comfortably than nanoPE can manage.
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"We're calling on a rent freeze so we're able to live more comfortably," said Lucy Arroyo of the Bronx.
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He started to hold serve more comfortably and deftly handled the left-handed sliding serves delivered from the other end.
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The very white, very grippy silicone tips on the AirPods Pro fit ears more comfortably — but immediately attract ear gunk.
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It lets you hold the Kindle more comfortably with one hand, and it's also a way to make it lighter.
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Each ear cup swivels flat (though not fully 360-degree) so you can more comfortably wear them around your neck.
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By contrast, Maslo wants to be a space where people can more comfortably address the emotional aspects of user's lives.
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Realistically, though, stopping Mr. Trump at the convention might require holding him more comfortably beneath the 1,237 needed to win.
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Prior to the 1980s, the VA essentially was left alone to wallow in its more comfortably accepted, though appalling, mediocrity.
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But it's also a great way to get off, because you can more comfortably assume the performers are actually enjoying themselves.
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Asus says that should help players use their mice more comfortably without having to shift around the mouse pad as much.
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If you had the longer bed, you'd be able to get this wood into this configuration a little bit more comfortably.
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It's why SteelSeries installed side grips—rubber molded plastic— on their mice, so players can lift and recenter their mice more comfortably.
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The typical Briton, it is true, cares about the subjects like sovereignty and immigration on which the Brexiteers can more comfortably campaign.
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Having a lower monthly payment and equity in the house allowed us to get ahead, and we're now much more comfortably financially.
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By opening toward the rear of the car, they allow passengers in the rear seats to enter and exit the vehicle more comfortably.
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Depending on the mode, the seats are going to change so that you can sit more comfortably if you're not driving for instance.
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In a city famous for a transformative hip-hop scene and life-sapping commutes, the Hawks fit more comfortably with the second connotation.
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All these assets are deployed so eagerly in "Funny Girl" that you can't help wishing that she were more comfortably wedded to her character.
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In this analogy, black lives are the burning house, and everyone else is living much more comfortably in the house that isn't burning down.
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This second habit saw him eat check hooks in the first Diaz fight when Diaz was able to use a long stance more comfortably.
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While some of the benefits we receive from credit cards help us travel more comfortably, others help us save money or feel more secure.
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Celebrity makes at least semi-monsters of most of its possessors, but men still seem to wear that status far more comfortably than women.
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A 7-inch smart display, the Nest Hub is a little smaller than the Echo Show 8 and fits more comfortably on a nightstand.
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Ms. Maloney won more comfortably, with nearly 60 percent, but her 2018 opponent, Suraj Patel, actually won far more votes than Ms. Ocasio-Cortez.
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Many of my friends view New York as a temporary destination — a place where you launch your career before going somewhere else to live more comfortably.
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"I was living downtown by myself, so I started Rover just as some extra income to help pay the bills to live more comfortably," Tserng says.
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The smart screen splits the size difference between the Echo Spot and Show, with a form factor that fits in much more comfortably in most home decor.
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Shops stay open late, and on its bustling streets women mingle more comfortably with men than in strait-laced Lahore, Pakistan's inland metropolis 1,000km to the north.
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It's unclear whether she'll be able to whip her caucus into agreement, but either way we'll be watching, much more comfortably, from the comfort of our homes.
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Both can be manually modified to suit players' tastes and needs, and help them more comfortably explore infinity by offering more space to store and manage resources.
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As a general rule of thumb, leather boots will last longer and fit more comfortably than synthetic materials, while metal frames and plates are better than plastic.
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They originally agree to swap just one article of clothing, but after discovering how much more comfortably the other half lives, Jacqueline fully morphs into Lillian 2.o.
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The 42mm version fits much more comfortably on my wrist — though if you have a smaller stature, I'd strongly encourage finding a store and trying one on first.
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"I'm still nervous, obviously, but I'll enjoy this moment," she told me, as she arranged herself more comfortably on a chair next to the couch where I was sitting.
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I restricted my vacation use of the SC17 to watching Valve's Dota 2 tournament on Twitch and YouTube, which I could have done much more comfortably on an iPad.
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I was in therapy, which allowed me to sit more comfortably within myself and take stock of my life, and I found that my picking was becoming less involuntary.
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Several buyers reported swimming in their chilly pools at night much more comfortably since picking one of these thermal rash guards up, and they really do make a difference.
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Retailers around the world are changing their opening hours to allow elderly people and others most at risk of contracting severe cases of COVID-19 to shop more comfortably.
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Or, in "The World of Cheese," Breda Morrisey's husband, who leaves her for a woman with whom he can more comfortably discuss the smell and texture of lady parts.
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Asus decided to add additional side-mounted ports that can be used for charging, docking and plugging in headphones so gamers can hold the sides of the phone more comfortably.
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Lieberman's brand of politics — pro-settlement, wary of peace negotiations, tough on the Palestinians — sits far more comfortably with Netanyahu and his right-wing partners than the center-left does.
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After all, The Next Generation and Voyager fit more comfortably into the template established by the original series, with a starship crew having new adventures on new planets every week.
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Science will have solved a problem, so that we can once more walk (and fly and sail) more comfortably through the world — at least until the next problem comes along.
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And as the reasons to keep bargaining with the old liberalism fell away, one by one, he began to accept that there was another mantle that might drape more comfortably.
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But the 24 percent size difference doesn't capture how much more comfortably this One S fits in a living room, because it integrates the power supply right into the console itself.
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There's a free Google Chrome extension called "Netflix Flip" that lets you rotate your Netflix videos so you can watch them more comfortably in bed when you're lying on your side.
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You spread a blanket, not only when her body temperature needed regulating, but also when the room was just a little cold, and you thought she'd sleep more comfortably that way.
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Some workers will be expected to keep the same attire they wear in the office, while for many others, it's acceptable to dress more comfortably than they usually do at work.
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They also bring a new design to the table, one that sits more comfortably inside of your ear and keeps them from falling out as often as the old ones did.
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Casual Fridays, which gained popularity in the 1990s, were the vehicle by which middle-age white men could more comfortably be themselves, accommodating expanding waistlines in pleated khakis and fleece vests.
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There's more comfortably queer animation, anime, and comics than I've ever experienced in my life which is a fucking godsend, because all I've ever wanted my whole life was to experience that.
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To allow people to die more comfortably at home, the program started services like nursing care and a home health aide for people with a life expectancy of six months or less.
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As my colleague Dieter Bohn detailed earlier, the HoloLens has gotten a redesign for better ergonomics, so its weight sits more comfortably and it's less difficult to find a good viewing angle.
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I wouldn&apost be able to afford to overhaul all my sleepwear since the pieces are a bit expensive with prices starting at $79.90, but it definitely helped me sleep more comfortably.
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If bikini shots of Shields show up more frequently on her Instagram, that's probably because her 14-year-old daughter Rowan Francis has inspired her to be more comfortably in her own skin.
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Now, instead of cramming three to a double, roomies can more comfortably inhabit at 12 new rooms with bunk beds at the Linq Hotel and Casino, a Caesars Entertainment property, on the Strip.
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It's a lesson others in the administration – from White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer to more comfortably ensconced figures such as chief strategist Stephen Bannon or Chief of Staff Reince Priebus – should consider.
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In contrast to standard keyboards, most ergonomic keyboards work by setting up the keys so that your wrists are positioned more comfortably and your fingers rest on the keys in a more natural way.
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It got so bad that I had to go to the dentist and pay $760 out-of-pocket to have divots drilled into my back molars so I could close my jaw more comfortably.
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So, what we try and do is really balance, and look for innovative ways to make it safer for the employees to work more comfortably but also maintain the craftsmanship aspect of guitar manufacturing.
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The startup's founders say its razors, which were designed specifically for the company, shave larger areas more comfortably then razors designed just for facial hair, but still cost about the same as men's razor subscriptions.
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Even her rheumatologist focuses on the disease rather than the attendant symptoms, as if pain is not enough, in and of itself, to treat in order for Huber to move through daily life more comfortably.
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I certainly believe that the original's design was ahead of its time, and will fit more comfortably in 2016, a time in the gaming community in which the once niche roguelike genre has become surprisingly chique.
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The Community Service Society used $1,380 in Neediest funds to pay an outstanding medical bill and back rent, and to buy a special mattress that allows Ms. Lewis to elevate her legs and sleep more comfortably.
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I've found that you can always go back to someone and say, 'That event you mentioned; is it okay if I swing by after all?' much more comfortably than bailing on something at the last minute.
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Pence travels more comfortably on a different, if more familiar, circuit than his boss -- in a parallel political universe where he adroitly serves up Trump-lite washed with Chamber of Commerce-friendly economics to Beltway conservative audiences.
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These new features are part of a broader effort by Facebook to move the company toward e-commerce and payments, two areas that fit more comfortably within the company's ambitions to be a privacy-focused social network.
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In a world where the economic divide continues to grow between the haves and have-nots, it's easy to see the logic in maximizing an underutilized asset — even one's living room — in order to live more comfortably.
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Ultimately, what those rallies represent to me are an effort by individuals, emboldened by the current administration, to attempt to recreate an era when bigotry and racism were woven more comfortably into the fabric of everyday life.
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So Mr. Hollein arguably fits more comfortably into the city's art world than did his two predecessors, given that Thomas P. Campbell was a tapestry curator before becoming director and Philippe de Montebello specialized in European paintings.
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Like many singer-songwriter heroes, Cohen wasn't really a rock musician; he was an interloper who'd written poetry and two novels before trying his hand at music, and unlike Dylan, the literature tag sits more comfortably on him.
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New York to Washington, Frankfurt to Munich, Stockholm to Gothenburg, whatever journeys you typically take a short flight for, an all-electric, autonomous car can take you there faster, more comfortably, more sustainably, and in a more personal fashion.
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That said, the Oculus Go looks and feels exponentially better than the clunky Gear VR. It doesn't need bulky plastic elements like phone clamps, and the new head strap — which is split in the back — distributes weight more comfortably.
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Major retailers around the world are changing their opening hours in order to allow elderly people who are most at risk of contracting deadly cases of COVID-19 — the disease caused by the new coronavirus — to shop more comfortably.
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Osaka changed her tactics at the start of the second set, finding success by drawing Stephens into the court and away from her baseline comfort zone to hold far more comfortably, but the American used her potent forehand to stay in touch.
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The company spent a fair amount of time at today's event talking design, saying the products were "inspired by architecture," and indeed, the handsets are pretty nice looking, with rounded corners and a curved back designed to fit more comfortably in the hand.
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But also — and I realize this is tough because he is the boss, and he is not an actor — please get him to relax so he can regale us more comfortably, not race through anecdotes and step on his own punch lines.
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Though Romney carried many of these seats -- often narrowly -- in 203, Hillary Clinton won all of those listed above in 2016 except for the seats held by Lewis and Fitzpatrick, which Trump won by eyelash margins, and Zeldin's, which Trump won more comfortably.
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But without the wolves' protection, Mowgli, as the man cub comes to be known, will surely fall victim to the old but still lethal terrorist tiger Shere Khan (Benedict Cumberbatch, more comfortably villainous here than he was in "The Grinch," to be sure).
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Posen reveals the fact that Danes had to stand up in a bus in order to be transported to the Met Gala, and that Gala officials had to saw off the back of a chair so that she could be seated more comfortably.
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But if as a conspiracy theory, the story took on more weight than it could handle, over time, it also managed to lean more comfortably into the role of a more traditional urban legend, told with a wink and a flashlight under the chin.
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"I can't wait to have bedrooms where my family can sleep more comfortably and more protected from the cold and the mosquitoes," Isela, one of the community's future residents and a mother of two (who did not provide her last name), said in a statement.
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The whole game board is inverted from the usual orientation so that players are dragging capsules up toward a waiting array of viruses, instead of the other way around — presumably, since players' thumbs can more comfortably reach the bottom of a smartphone screen than the top.
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"It's always sunny out here, and harvesting that energy from the sun will make me sleep a lot more comfortably at night, just knowing I'll be able to serve my customers," said Keith Ahsoon, a local resident whose family owns a food store on the island.
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Many fund managers think Gulf bouses may ride out the Turkey crisis more comfortably than most emerging markets because of their currency pegs to the U.S. dollar and this year's strength of oil prices, which has left most economies in the region with current account surpluses.
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From the producer perspective, this limits the prices that manufacturers of these more traditional items can charge; from the consumer perspective, this means that an individual can live more comfortably with less money, meaning there ought to be less pressure on employers to pay their workers more.
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Still, the special aptitude for certain types of work that comes along with some forms of autism has also caught the attention of the Israeli army, which has developed a special unit for recruits with autism, and economists interested in the possibilities of a more comfortably "neuro-diverse" future.
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I began to more comfortably disengage in real life, too: I turned down social events and parties, lost touch with acquaintances, and, on rare occasions, spent whole days inside my apartment on weekends where I would order food on Seamless and spend as little energy as humanly possible.
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VICE News traveled to Santa Barbara to see how the new program is helping people like Danielle live a little more comfortably, and we met with a government official who's frustrated there aren't longer-term solutions to help the roughly 16,000 people in Los Angeles who now sleep in their cars.
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" As for how Gawker's recent cash infusion from investment firm Columbus Nova (the company's first outside investor) affected the unionization process, Nolan said that he "did not see any impact on the negotiations from the investment, except perhaps that the company was better capitalized and thus could negotiate more comfortably (but I'm guessing).
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"If anything, I'm sitting a little bit more comfortably after the last week having viewed the debates and the general moods and commentary of the 'No' camp," said Richard Colwell, chief executive of Red C, whose latest poll on Sunday showed 56 percent for, 27 percent against and 14 percent still undecided.
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Genesis Belanger's wonky, oversize porcelain cigarettes, complete with puffs of solid white smoke, as well as her meticulously Deco-colored painting of a portrait that appears in the black-and-white movie, are similarly fraught, while Nick Doyle's mechanical side-eye device, "Suspicious Behavior," a kind of cross between a maze and a pachinko machine, is more comfortably comic.
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"Somehow, it became a conversation," Ms. Chapman said, and she and Mr. McMahon began discussing a renovation and expansion plan for the apartment that would allow the designer and his daughter to remain more comfortably in place for the time being, while making the space more accessible and safer for the owners to use in the future.
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If you want a board that can perform in the surf, you'll want to be sure it incorporates something called rocker, which is the front-to-back concave of a board's hull that allows it to sit more comfortably on a wave's face, where a straighter, flatter board (which is great for touring and steady tracking) would be more difficult to maneuver.
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Two decades before the death of Trayvon Martin inspired the creation of the #BlackLivesMatter hashtag that in turn ignited a national movement for racial justice, Los Angeles drew a more scattered response from civil rights activists, amplified racial fatigue among white Americans, and quickly became more comfortably understood as a cultural touchstone -- one mined by creative artists for exploration in film, music, television and novels -- rather than a political one.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE and Occupy Wall Street supporters who work as teachers and college professors might spend a lot of time complaining about the spoils of capitalism going to the 85033 percent, but they will be able to retire much more comfortably when stock prices go up.
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