Sentence examples for weigh comfort from inspiring English sources
When camping in a tent in a location or time of year that you are likely to get cold, you need to weigh comfort against warmth.
Weighing disreputable comfort against respectable hardship, Alphonsine chose comfort.
For the horse's safety and comfort, it should weigh at least five times as much as the rider.
Our memories weigh nothing, but they carry great comfort.
The cotton material means that these liners offer comfort and warmth, but they are slightly more bulky and weigh more (between 300-700g) than others on the market.
His counterpart at Manchester United, David Moyes, removed by circumstance as well as miles from the comfort of all he has known in football management, must weigh the appropriate response.
The fact that lawyers are also worried about the wisdom and constitutionality of allowing ministerial discretion without review will be cold political comfort when weighed against last week's Essential poll.
Accordingly he designed a new saddle, with the assistance of the saddler sergeant at Maidstone depot, which focused on reducing rubbing against the horse, improved comfort and weighed less than the existing design.
The maximum acceleration of the car body is a usual index used to measure the comfort a vehicle and the unloading factor is often utilized to weigh the safety of the vehicle.
As Posen and his colleagues weigh up the pros and cons of more QE, they will be comforted by the fact that the latest round of criticism is nothing new and by no means restricted to the UK.
