Sentence examples for comfort-driven from inspiring English sources

Some are wearing high heels — an approach that to Ms. Fisher's comfort-driven acolytes may be tantamount to heresy.

But to Mr. Vinjamuri, the author, it seems that Gillette is rushing a comfort-driven product to market to steal Schick's thunder.

In the early 1900s, "waists," as these comfort-driven shirts were known, were turned out by the thousands in steamy tenement rooms and factories like that of the Triangle Waist Company in Greenwich Village.

You don't need me to tell you about the Micro scooter: it is part of the holy trinity of child-rearing, along with the Bugaboo (a large, outrageously comfort-driven baby buggy) and the Trunki (a wheeled suitcase with a charmful animal personality).

As responsible developers of technology, we may want to ensure that our comfort-driven instincts do not take precedence over our larger commitment to inclusive economic growth, more compassionate societies and a better world at large.

Regardless of which comes first, is it designer driven or comfort driven?

"What's better than crispy melty?" Mr. Sobocinski asked, invoking that phrase again, but also admitting that the recession-driven comfort food craze hasn't hurt.

You might shake your head at this grim piece of history and then be comforted that those hate-driven persecutions were rooted in a primitive bygone era.

And yet, given that writing is often such a subjective, emotionally driven process, I find it comforting when I stumble into areas of absolutes (relatively speaking), like grammar or punctuation.

That is, when a low-rise atrium building is situated in a hot and humid environment, additional efforts such as wind-driven ventilation, wind-buoyancy ventilation or mechanically driven ventilation will be necessary to achieve the thermal comfort desired.

However, long heat waves such as during the extreme European summer of 2003 overstrain passively cooled buildings with air-driven cooling concepts in terms of thermal comfort.