Sentence examples for future discomfort from inspiring English sources

Sultan says he once lost work at a club in the Bronx just because men felt uncomfortable with R's androgyny, and so the owner booted Sultan out as well just to avoid any future discomfort for his patrons.

Sultan says he once lost work at a club in the Bronx just because men felt uncomfortable with Rodrigo's androgyny, and so the owner booted Sultan out as well just to avoid any future discomfort for his patrons.

Sultan says he once lost work at a club in the Bronx just because men felt uncomfortable with Rodrigo's androgyny, and so the owner booted Sultan out as well, just to avoid any future discomfort for his patrons.

Routinely, they have surgically "corrected" at birth by surgeons who are certain that the shame of being so tiny would far outweigh the potential future discomfort of having a surgically created vagina.

Alexes, Tamar and I are all in agreement that if you become familiar with your bones and postural tendencies you will not only help yourself heal and avoid future discomfort but you can also enhance the efficiency of your breathing and live a more mindful, healthier life.

It can be particularly difficult to quantify pain and suffering, which is a request for compensation for past and future discomfort that the individual has suffered and will continue to suffer as a result of the car accident.

In the future, our discomfort with the Ramones will strike us as mysterious, if we even note the connection.

Asking "what if" questions about the future may create discomfort, since answers are often not obvious.

"Obviously, our awareness is enhanced and we'll certainly be sensitive to any future problems or discomfort," Moorad said.

The interview will contain questions about children's experiences during participation, in particular related to discomfort, future research participation, preparation for the study and suggestions to reduce discomforts.

Wechsberg et al. [ 17] found that sex workers in South Africa with a history of abuse (childhood, IPV, and client-perpetrated) had a fear of future victimization and discomfort with the relationship dynamics with men, which in turn led to increased substance abuse and greater sexual risk.