Sentence examples for likely more comfortable from inspiring English sources

It's no more ridiculous than any other guise in which reform dress first appeared, and likely more comfortable.

Quite frankly, those closest to me were likely more comfortable with that "royal" picture as well.

A business executive without experience in politics, Trump is likely more comfortable with the immediacy of executive actions than the push-and-pull of crafting legislation.

Be prepared for some push back from your spouse if you're not already aware of his or her feelings––it's his or her mother living with you, so he or she is mostly likely more comfortable with the living situation.

In the eyes of many in the administration, France is the key because with French support, Russia and China would likely feel more comfortable in supporting a war, or at least not vetoing a resolution authorizing the use of force.

Hailed as the great post-crash state of the nation novel, Capital by John Lanchester would likely appear more comfortable on a shortlist for the Booker or Costa than one for comic writing.

A seat that's made to measure is likely a more comfortable experience over the many, many hours users spend in their chairs.

In SwiftKey v4.3, the keyboard can now be undocked from the bottom of the screen and moved to another position, such as the middle — likely a more comfortable typing position on a tablet being as people tend to hold a slate about half way up to keep it balanced, argues Medlock.

Women will likely feel more comfortable starting as a mentor.

If you do need help or fall behind, you will likely be more comfortable seeking support if the connection is already there.

In Part 2 of this series, I made the argument that the conservative majority on the Supreme Court would likely feel more comfortable striking down DOMA for its perversion of hundreds of years of state supremacy in marriage laws than it would striking down Prop 8 because it took rights away from citizens who already enjoyed them.