Sentence examples for comfortable issues from inspiring English sources

Knowing any of the political candidates and what they might or might not do cannot come from asking them about the comfortable issues of the day -- it comes from seeing them under stress and when challenged to confront issues such as this Posada case.

Speaking at the G7 summit, she obviously felt comfortable issuing the warning, knowing that her supporters remain solid.

She says she feels "perfectly comfortable" issuing the broader assessment of land, air and water quality without waiting to resolve differences over climate change, where the evidence is less solid.

Listen, this isn't a couple that is comfortable issuing press releases about their relationship.

It's pitiful, really, that adults in this day and age still feel comfortable issuing these sexist mandates.

It's not being suggested the Eagles are a racist organization but I feel very comfortable issuing the following: If McNabb were white he wouldn't have endured the consistent lack of disrespect throughout his tenure with Eagles.

As a result, providers may be more comfortable discussing issues related to STIs with men.

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SS Trump Trump seemed far less comfortable on issues of race.

But within the program, she felt comfortable discussing issues like rebounding after being taken advantage of by a trusted employee and handling the feelings that come from failing to get business you know you are qualified to get.

Mr. Bush's advisers say that the governor is not modeling his campaign on Mr. Clinton's and that he has always shown an interest in education and been comfortable with issues that other Republicans avoid.