Sentence examples for would discomfort from inspiring English sources

She said that reinstating tax credits would discomfort the Scottish Tory leader, Ruth Davidson, who has made clear several times this month that she is worried by the impact of George Osborne's policy on working families.

"Some," he recalled, "said they would suffer discomfort because they would get back to their room and it would be extremely hot".

A mouse with a brain made entirely of human cells would probably discomfort many people, as would a mouse that generated human sperm or eggs.

Further, the headroom has been reduced by two inches, which would cause discomfort to a Taliban warrior wearing the prescribed high black turban.

"Clearly, Reed walked away without reaching up to rub or at least touch his throat, any kind of reflex action that would indicate discomfort.

The "conditions of carriage" for American Airlines, for instance, explain that the airline can remove you for refusing to obey instructions from any flight crew member but also for things like having "an offensive odor not caused by a disability or illness" or being "clothed in a manner that would cause discomfort or offense to other passengers".

When asked to evaluate the prototype grasper, surgeons preferred the articulating prototype grasper to a conventional grasper, felt the prototype would alleviate discomfort caused by conventional tools and would be easier to manipulate.

And given Washington's rebalancing strategy, the US would feel discomfort to see Canberra's diplomatic pressures further prompting Jakarta to become more lenient toward China - and to a lesser degree Russia.

That includes if you "are clothed in a manner that would cause discomfort or offense to other passengers".

It suggested that the surgery would "relieve discomfort" but also claimed to give women the chance to "achieve a more natural appearance".

I would see discomfort as a positive first step, provided one is willing to take the next compassionate step after it.