Meanings of remain uncomfortably in anglès

Inflation is expected to remain uncomfortably high, at nearly 7 percent.

But unemployment is likely to remain uncomfortably high, which suggests already strained government finances will worsen.

Bond yields in those three countries have fallen from critical levels, even though they remain uncomfortably high.

The People's Navy was perennially short of trained maintenance and repair techs, with the result that serviceability rates tended to remain uncomfortably low.

While we may not see another Northern Rock, the outlook is for further consolidation in banking and for borrowing costs to remain uncomfortably high.

Despite everything, the stars remained uncomfortably beyond the outstretched grasp of humanity.

Growth in Brazil, India and Russia is decelerating but inflation remains uncomfortably high.

Mrs. Eliott remained uncomfortably seated on her dilemma.

Economists say unemployment remains uncomfortably high because of a second wave of layoffs, which could intensify as COVID-19 infections rise.

The wind remained uncomfortably high, and the barometer gave very ominous indications that it would ere long freshen still more.

Brent nudged up 5 cents to $97.25 but remained uncomfortably close to its recent two-year low.

The New Zealand dollar inched ahead to $0.6490, but remained uncomfortably close to Monday's low of $0.6424.

Gold was holding steady around $1,284.50 an ounce but remained uncomfortably close to major chart support at $1,275.

He did emphasise the ongoing troubles of the labour market, where a 9.7 per cent unemployment rate remains uncomfortably close to double-digits.

The economy has struggled to break above a 2 percent annual growth rate since the 2007-09 recession and unemployment remains uncomfortably high at 7.9 percent.

The economy has struggled to break above a 2 percent annual growth pace since the 2007-09 recession and unemployment remains uncomfortably high at 7.9 percent.