If societal comforts weren't so alluring, they wouldn't be dangerous.
"I don't know that I could call it overt prejudice, but I interpret it as a societal lack of comfort.
Part of the first objective of the VRUITS project, and the objective directly related to this paper, is to assess societal – safety, mobility, comfort and cost-benefit − impacts on vulnerable road users of selected ITS applications.
Unilever's brands with a clear and communicated societal purpose - like Comfort, Dove, and Ben & Jerry's - are growing faster than the rest of the portfolio.
All three characters long for love — Giles is gay but can hardly advertise it for fear of societal retribution — yet they find comfort in one another's dignified company.
Lee is not complacent: though the movie certainly emphasizes the practical effect of political decisions, its critiques are cold comfort to those who see societal divisions solely in terms of black and white, rich and poor, powerful and oppressed, faith-based and secular.
There are naturally times in life when clothes must be worn for protection, for comfort, and to adhere to societal norms.
As important as the Fourth Amendment's warrant requirement may be, it's scant comfort in the face of a societal acceptance of roadside stops where blood is being drawn and cavity searches are being carried out.
Interestingly, the groups differed in the areas of concern with residents acknowledging their anxiety about a lack of knowledge and comfort in many macro areas, namely institutional and societal transition areas, whereas Program Directors were more concerned with areas of performance indicators in communication, collaboration and basic clinical skills.
Nowadays, there is an increasing societal demand for smart mobility solutions which can increase the throughput, comfort, and safety of driving on a road.
