Sentence examples for increasingly more comfortable from inspiring English sources

Romney is deftly wooing and winning over conservatives, who are becoming increasingly more comfortable with him.

A new generation of Indian Bengalis, perhaps realizing the prophecy of my schoolteacher, became increasingly more comfortable with Hindi as a language.

But he immediately intuited why others wouldn't and why, after snacking, we're increasingly more comfortable holding a spent plastic bag than an apple core.

"I think, though, that over time the consumer in their experience of the technology is going to become increasingly more comfortable.

JE: To do it that many times I didn't get increasingly more comfortable.

In 2011, only 46percentt of students expressed that same desire, showing that students are becoming increasingly more comfortable with consuming materials on mobile devices.

When they do want to speak, they increasingly choose arrangements more comfortable to them than sitting at a desk staring at a lens — a setup that Mr. Obama, known for his oratorical skills, likes no more than Mr. Bush did.

But no possible outcome seemed likely to ease the intensifying polarization of the nation, in which the rural heartland seems increasingly disconnected from the more comfortable life of the capital.

According to Jim Griffith, eBay's dean of education, Internet shopping has become increasingly convenient and consumers are more comfortable than ever buying products on the Web.

"If we are to win the battle of the 'curator/director' over the 'administrator/director,' a profile with which increasingly boards of trustees are instinctively more comfortable, then it is essential to enlarge the pool of curators with the qualifications to be tomorrow's museum directors," he told the Association of Art Museum Curators.

Public health and medicine do not offer eternal life, but do offer a more comfortable life and an increasingly good chance of avoiding premature death.