Examples of using Relatively comfortable in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Within relatively comfortable boundaries.
Well, it's not exactly home, but it's relatively comfortable.
Shoes should be relatively comfortable in the store.
She says her life in Madagascar was relatively comfortable.
Summer and fall were relatively comfortable, with no major episodes of heat waves.
The good news is that seats were relatively comfortable.
Summer and fall were relatively comfortable, with no major episodes of heat waves.
The lives of the handful of Jews living in Lebanon were relatively comfortable.
Three adults would feel relatively comfortable sitting in the back seat.
In the south, you can try to sow seeds in late March- early April in greenhouses andgrow pepper bushes for the first two months in relatively comfortable conditions.
Weather: Mauritius enjoys a relatively comfortable weather.
Summer in London is relatively comfortable compared to other European capitals with daytime temperatures in the 70s F(20s C);
And just when everything was ready,when our native planet had become relatively comfortable, the motorists appeared.
Many have been relatively comfortable in the past; now they say their living standards have been driven down to intolerably low levels.
And just when everything was ready,when our native planet had become relatively comfortable, the motorists appeared.
They are relatively comfortable if you happen to find the right buses to board, or you will be stuck in a very uncomfortable one for hours.
Until the mid-17th century with the 1648 Cossack riots on Jewish population,eastern European Jews lived in a relatively comfortable environment that enabled them to thrive.
In 2008, she won a relatively comfortable 52% to 46% re-election to a third term in a race against her challenger, stateTreasurer JohnNeelyKennedy.
The relative geographical proximity between the two countries in contrast to other English-speaking countries,has made England a relatively comfortable emigration destination.
In 2008, she won a relatively comfortable 52% to 46% re-election to a third term in a race against her challenger, Louisiana State Treasurer John Neely Kennedy.
Strategic planning and creativity: the inability of the player to foresee all the sequence moves, it is necessary to design more generally,produced relatively comfortable future situations.
Try to imagine for a moment that your body is relatively comfortable(29 degrees in water) but outside is a terrifying heat and your face in the mask sweats madly like in a sauna.
Ancestrally designed as clusters of a given society, its people, they could feel protected,basically between equals, and relatively comfortable with moral norms, ie customs, they all shared.
Under those circumstances, Israel could attain a relatively comfortable agreement: it could choose the resolution that best serves its interests, and shoulder the costs that may surface down the road.
The hills are paved with thousands of kilometers of paths and dotted with hundreds of well-kept andpampering huts that allow the traveler to sleep in a relatively comfortable bed and eat a good meal after a day of walking.
Weather: Mauritius enjoys a relatively comfortable weather. The temperatures are quite moderate throughout the year even when it rains rain. The most pleasant time of the year to visit the….
Jobs with state-owned companies are popular withChinese women because at lower levels these are relatively comfortable places to work, with shorter and more predictable hours than in the private sector.
Eini, who arranged for some of the 700,000 Histadrut members a relatively comfortable budget at the expense of the other 3 million workers, happily took upon himself the mission and even continued to supply the goods the next day on the morning radio shows.
Conceived ancestrally like conglomerates of a certain society, their inhabitants, they could feel protected,basically between equals, and relatively comfortable with the norms morals, that is to say customs, that all of them shared.
Until the mid-17th century with the 1648 Cossack riots on Jewish population,eastern European Jews lived in a relatively comfortable environment that enabled them to thrive. The Jews, for the most part, enjoyed extensive economic, personal and religious freedom. Thus, for example, deportations, foreclosure of Jewish property, and the removal of financial debts of non-Jews to Jews, which were common in Western Europe, hardly existed in the East.