Sentence examples for comfortable to comment from inspiring English sources

West Mids: "We have got bad apples - have we got bad apples in our barrel?" Mitchell: "I am not comfortable to comment on that I wouldn't".

Of the six obstetricians approached for this story, none felt comfortable being named, and most were unwilling to comment on using marijuana to treat morning sickness.

Something you've both seen will make it more comfortable to interject comments and conversation, something boring will afford the same opportunity, something good neither of you has seen will be fun even if the kissing doesn't pan out.

Wang has declined to comment on his interest in the Islanders, as has the Milstein group, which is comfortable in its billionaire-to-billionaire negotiations with Wang.

First, subjects were asked to comment on and rate, using a 0 to 10 horizontal VAS, (1) EID (VAS anchors: most comfortable vs. least comfortable) and (2) self-reported religiosity (a potential determinant of EID; measured in response to the question, "On a scale of 0 to 10, how religious do you feel yourself to be?").

They were particularly asked to comment on whether the app content was consistent with their current practice and if they would be comfortable recommending the app to parents.

Montefiore declined to comment.

CNBC declined to comment.

Eihab declined to comment.

The fact that the company has repeatedly declined to comment on its false positive rate while touting other statistics offers little confidence that the company believes its algorithms are sufficiently accurate to feel comfortable commenting.

Talking about the process of recording the album, he stated that "We must work to make the albums comfortable to us", further commenting that "The rest is a matter of how good or bad the albums defend themselves".