Sentence examples for still less comfortable from inspiring English sources

Some in an older generation are still less comfortable with this level of visibility, although the example of Edie Windsor reminds us that no stereotype applies to any group equally.

Gradually, over the years, things got better, but Tanzania was still dramatically less comfortable than Kenya, with a bureaucracy that made getting in and out of the country something of a challenge.

For example, elderly patients might still be less comfortable with using telemedical devices, which could result in this or other patient populations receiving better results from traditional aftercare programs.

"Methinks you will soon be less comfortable still".

"I feel like now we're sort of those people they're talking about in the news — relatively comfortable middle class, now still middle class but less comfortable".

Still, historians may spot other, less comfortable parallels.

And while Mr. Bieber and his producers — who include Rodney Jerkins, Adam Messinger and Nasri — largely find ways for him to work within a dance music framework without violating his soul principles, he still sounds more distant and less comfortable in those places.

A 50 per cent ruling would not trouble the Old Firm in Scotland too much - Rangers only spend 43 per cent of turnover on wages, while Celtic's figure is a less comfortable but still acceptable 50 per cent.

The purchase of the carbon bike made me feel good, and even though the ride is "harsher" (less comfortable), I still commute on it, especially in good weather.

But less comfortable outcomes are still possible, such as a court ruling after the election that retroactively invalidates it.

"I think it's still the case that women are less comfortable with being figures of authority," notes Woolcock.