Sentence examples for comfortable to enter from inspiring English sources

Few restaurants are so welcoming or comfortable to enter.

Few restaurants are as welcoming or comfortable to enter.

Re "Teacher Recruitment Battle" (editorial, Oct. 19): Yes, it is difficult to get experienced teachers to leave schools where they are comfortable to enter schools that present an unfamiliar and difficult challenge.

COO Francis Costello said that the feature should be particularly useful for StockTwits' publishing partners like CNN Money, Globe & Mail, and Yahoo Finance — now it's possible for someone looking at StockTwits from a partner site to see the full discussion, making them feel comfortable enough "to enter a conversation across our distribution network," Costello says.

It takes a comfortable middle class budget to enter the field of antiquities, even at the lowest level.

Clearly, accepted gap size peaks at about 4 to 5 s, which is the headway that most drivers are comfortable with when deciding to enter the roundabout.

"Clearly the Obama administration has been comfortable allowing foreign governments to enter a lawsuit against an American state," he said at a town hall meeting in Charleston, S.C. "So here's a simple way to think of it: President Obama sided with Mexico, I would side with South Carolina".

The gate should be designed to allow one horse to enter and exit comfortable.[6].

He felt Mr. Lazio was too comfortable with the status quo and decided to enter the race in April.

Torre said Benitez was "not entirely comfortable," an admission the Yankees did not make until Benitez was poised to enter a stretch limousine outside Yankee Stadium.

Immigrant entrepreneurs are bicultural, and may as such be cognitively and mentally more comfortable in taking a non-linear approach in the choice of markets to enter and of entry and growth commitment modes.