Sentence examples for less comfortable that from inspiring English sources

If freezing assets makes life even a little bit less comfortable, that is very welcome.

"We became less comfortable that things would work out," he said, "so we sought to remove ourselves from the situation and asked to have the loan returned in full".

Gradually, over the years, things got better, but Tanzania was still dramatically less comfortable than Kenya, with a bureaucracy that made getting in and out of the country something of a challenge.

But Slemrod told Forbes that he was "less comfortable" with that finding, noting that the very rich may have made use of techniques that IRS research audits didn't detect.

In addition to the technical concerns raised about electronic voting, the fact is that certain people in recognizable demographic groups are less comfortable with that type of technology than people in other demographic groups.

Whites, I believed, were less comfortable with that notion.

But it was her uncompromising immersion in another, less comfortable century that most fascinated people.

But I was less comfortable translating that information to the kids.

But now the government is less comfortable with that silence because the hackers are targeting firms responsible for the American power grid, water supply, and other pieces of critical infrastructure.

But the analysis also contains a less comfortable message: that over the next decade, renewable subsidies and carbon taxes will add far more to energy bills than rising gas prices are expected to.

By the end of the meal we would all be asking ourselves how a restaurant that works this hard at pleasing customers can be lost in the shuffle while the city showers attention on less comfortable places that are more skilled at boasting and preening.