Sentence examples for often comfortable to from inspiring English sources

HCPs in our study were often comfortable to voice their safety concerns towards co-workers and supervisors but also experienced multiple barriers.

According to the historian John K. Walton in "The British Seaside: Holidays and Resorts in the Twentieth Century," lidos offered "frolic, sport, scope for display of physical pride and prowess and (the other side of the coin) acceptable voyeurism … safer, more predictable and often more comfortable to the feet than bathing in unmediated water".

Sure, it is often more comfortable to mingle with friends -- with the people we know.

Yes, it's often more comfortable to talk to someone your own age.

They're often more comfortable to sit on and you can even forget they're there!

The visitors were often comfortable in possession but struggled to make an impression in the final third.

Offer an opportunity for customers to join cohorts of fellow users who are embarking on the same phase of a journey (total strangers can often be more comfortable to team up and share with when you're in the same boat together).

Unfortunately, senior executives are also often comfortable with the status quo.

As fiction genres go, crime and horror are often comfortable bedfellows and there's always been a large crossover subset between them.

In the most popular dystopian-tinged fantasy works today, villains are often comfortable in their villainy.

This is often comfortable for parents and their coworkers as there's no direct soliciting or hovering.