too close for comfort

"When you look at our most likely multiyear forecast scenario, it has us good relative to covenants, but too close for comfort," Schauss said during the call.

It has also made everything feel just too close for comfort, taking the potential tension of juxtaposition and counterpoint to an uncomfortable extreme.

Wait, that might be too close for comfort in the war called "competition." But at least GM would finally get some world-class platforms, although I am sure customers would still leave the Chevrolet dealership saying, "You know, that still doesn't feel as good as the Camry, and I bet it will fall apart after a few years," even though the guts are the same.

But for most scientists, it's a little too close for comfort.

Sending him to outer space would still be too close for comfort when it comes to an evil beast like Excell.

Annika and Leigh find that living together and working together, after all this time apart, may be making them too close for comfort. Annika's jealousy of Leigh quickly becomes apparent.

But the operation's proximity to Lake Superior is too close for comfort for cottage owners who view the development as a potential environmental threat to the North Shore, an area rapidly gaining in popularity among sea kayakers.

For her that front porch is still too close for comfort. And yet it's the real sense of intimacy in Adams's photographs, even at their spookiest, that offers an image of the "mountain people" of Appalachia that we may not have seen before.

Wellstone, who broke a vow to term-limit himself because, he says, the balance of power in the Senate is too close for comfort, has launched a barn-burning populist campaign.

We glimpse a powerful Spaniard's alarm, three decades after Spaniards invaded the Inkas' central city, at natives who have come much too close for comfort. The ambivalence of the conqueror is clear: he wants the Andean leaders to be leaders, like him (otherwise Spain's indirect rule over the Andes wouldn't work), but he wants them to look like Andean leaders, not like him.

Move closer until you see them begin to narrow (this lets you know that you're too close for comfort).

CoStar's Florence also cut off Reckson Associates from its feeds, concerned the REIT's successful spin off venture capital firm, Front Line Capital's ownership position in RealtyIQ was too close for comfort.

With roles like the goofy Monroe Ficus on the hit '80s sitcom Too Close for Comfort, Jim J.

When the camera also takes in the front office, it can get too close for comfort. Codirector Hermann, after seeing Ballet at a special screening, was overheard asking Wiseman to delete the sizzling swear word she had used when castigating the presentations manager of the Metropolitan Opera House for not telling her the Kirov Ballet would duplicate ABT's repertoire when it played there.

if your initial calculations indicate that the break-even point for adding a salesperson is too close for comfort, you should take another look at how the additional volume may result in lower labor costs, and so increase the contribution percentage.