Sentence examples for Keep accommodating from inspiring English sources
The problem, he added, is "if you sort of take the position, 'Well they're here, so we have to accommodate,' you're going to have to keep accommodating".
And while it's much too early to claim that his Chauncey Gardiner style statesmanship makes for effective foreign policy, it increasingly looks like both sides in this negotiation are desperate to earn his favor, meaning he can say and do whatever he wants, and leaders of Israel and Palestine will keep accommodating him.
A new peace plan, the road map, calls on Israel to freeze settlement construction, but Israel says it must keep building to accommodate "natural growth".
Its highly manipulated electronic tracks sound as if they're about 15 components deep, and those components keep changing; they accommodate the hard funk and fussy piquancy of Prince as well as the two-step dance-floor rhythm that currently rules.
Beware of what's called the "maximum-use imperative" -- the fact that people will often buy or keep something to accommodate a use that they need only rarely (like a dining room table big enough to seat the whole family, who visits once every two years).
"As your workforce matures," Von Haden says, "you have to be accommodating to keep those employed in your factories".
But as so often before, the Bavarians must be accommodated to keep the peace.
That keeps us from adequately accommodating the body's natural stress response (see "What does stress do to your body?").
A well-meaning supervisor can do a lot to accommodate - and keep - good people trying to balance work and family.
By being infinitely accommodating, Swift kept moving so efficiently that, were you to be slightly distracted, you might miss what was going on.
The challenge for textbook writers tackling the Civil War and Reconstruction period is not simply sifting through the new information that keeps appearing but also accommodating new interpretations and blending these into a story that holds students' attention.
