The phrase "a comfortable scenario" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation that is pleasant, easy, or reassuring.
Example: "In a comfortable scenario, everyone feels at ease and can express their thoughts freely."
Alternatives: "a pleasant situation" or "a favorable circumstance."
This resulted in a more comfortable scenario compared to when then had to explain changes in diet directly after being diagnosed.
For many investors, that is not an especially comfortable scenario, but the fact that earnings have been able to continue to grow while business conditions were normal, coupled with the modest extent of the recent decline, suggest that CBIZ is not overpaying for its purchases.
"It is not a complete reversal of last summer, but there is a much more comfortable scenario, where new graduates will find that the cards are not all stacked in the landlords' hands," he said.
Due to its bizarre nature, it is easier for academics to deny cases of SHC and invoke more comfortable scenarios, such as the Human Wick Theory (in which a person's clothing plays wick to the fuel of human fat), or simply refuse to accept the evidence altogether.
A comfortable victory for either side, let alone after almost three years of waiting, is never the preferable scenario for those public servants who have to handle Old Firm fallout.
"One reason is to initiate a role-playing scenario so that both participants can feel free to express their thoughts and feelings in a comfortable framework," he explains.
Adopt "a comfortable tone".
A comfortable shabbiness.
A comfortable life in a comfortable suburb.
Envisioning Sorcerer's Apprentice scenarios, he predicted, "The future will be an ever more demanding struggle against the limitations of our intelligence, not a comfortable hammock in which we can lie down to be waited upon by our robot slaves".
