The phrase "a lack of comfortable" is not correct in English.
It seems to be missing a noun after "comfortable," as it should describe something that is comfortable, such as "a lack of comfortable seating."
Example: "The event was poorly planned, resulting in a lack of comfortable seating for the guests."
Alternatives: "a deficiency of comfort" or "an absence of comfort."
My passengers did grumble about a lack of comfortable armrests and a cramped seat up front, where a fourth fare could ride.
The underwear-centric shop, which Pugh initially started because she was sick of "a lack of comfortable and flattering lingerie for women of all sizes," doesn't only sell "Golden Girls" goodies.
In the context of a lack of comfortable theoretical background for the present scenario, we tried to design an efficient algorithm to detect the presence of regular motifs in all ongoing activity regimes and for most variable numbers of spikes or recording traces.
Some complained at the lack of comfortable facilities and the presence of no-smoking signs.
(SD23) The lack of comfortable chairs, the bright light and the noise were hindrances for an attuned feeding as mothers could not sit for a long time and their babies' behavioural development was not acknowledged.
"Our people have become used to suffering," he said, going on to talk of the country's "Eastern model of society," in which "a lack of freedom is exchanged for a comfortable life".
At Citi, Ms. Cox says it was a matter of getting executives and other staff comfortable with "a lack of clarity" around the pursuit of certain new initiatives.
Tourism Minister Faiyaz Siddiq Koya said the storm had caused widespread devastation, but insisted that "all visitors are safe and comfortable", despite a lack of communication with some areas.
"Would I be comfortable?" Revis said of a lack of preparation.
Young women can be particularly hampered by a lack of female teachers since they may not feel as comfortable in classes taught by men.
Many boomers have been unable to build comfortable retirement portfolios, though not because of a lack of frugality or forethought.
