Sentence examples for more bearable to from inspiring English sources

"But he came to his own conclusion as to what is more bearable to a city, especially in terms of safety, education and cleanliness, and believes that tax increases, although difficult, are bearable.

I've been using them with my standard HTC headset and it's now much more bearable to use.

In doing so, it will (hopefully) make apartment hunting more bearable to people outside of New York City.

The pain and pressure is slowly getting more bearable, to the point where I feel pretty comfortable, like I'm getting a firm massage on a tense muscle.

But does that make it any more bearable to walk into a supermarket that's decked out with shiny heart-shaped bunting?

The pain and pressure are slowly getting more bearable, to the point where I feel pretty comfortable like I'm getting a firm massage on a tense muscle.

This week, however, things got a bit more bearable thanks to the FAA's decision that airlines can now allow their passengers to keep their gadgets on – in airplane mode – during taxi, takeoff and landing.

They're an invaluable opportunity to alter your habits and behaviors in ways that make you a more bearable person to be around, now that you've stopped eating egg salad at work.

Trench life was a little more bearable thanks to the moggies at the Front.

And they're right – this is all pedestrian chord changes and oblique computer-referencing lyrics, made much more bearable thanks to some endearing boy-girl verses.

Cadillac Girl doesn't deviate from the regular sloppy beach schtick and cheap just-chilling-with-my-bros-fam vibe of previous efforts, but it's faintly more bearable owing to the slightly-catchier-than-the-verse chorus.