Sentence examples for less comfortable to from inspiring English sources

But that's less comfortable to sell".

"As uncomfortable as it may be for folks, it's less comfortable to get rid of programs or go through more layoffs".

However, the government is dismantling parts of the social safety net: from January 2005 it will be far less comfortable to be unemployed in Germany.

Together the Gilead novels rebuke contemporary carelessness, asking us to be less comfortable, to stop building shrines to ourselves and start reimagining the commonweal.

Here the past may feel less comfortable to contemplate, for such factors highlight another dimension – the way the past can constrain us.

The Harvard lawsuit does raise uncomfortable questions, especially in a time when it is also becoming less comfortable to be an immigrant.

Methods still in current use are a simple sling or a figure-of-eight bandage, where the latter has been reported to be less comfortable and to offer no advantage over the simple sling (Andersen et al. 1987, Zlowodzki et al. 2005).

He told me at the time that he was much less comfortable trying to administer an unwieldy bureaucracy than he was encouraging people to take to the streets to defend their rights.

Offshore life should get less comfortable thanks to the mood the G20 creates.

Private parts are always covered during the treatments, but men seem less comfortable disrobing to let a stranger pummel their bodies.

Putting aside the stares and questions, it is a no less comfortable way to read novels than the old hard-copy method.