Sentence examples for a matter of accommodating from inspiring English sources

"It's a matter of accommodating our colleagues in Division I-A," said Dave Frohnmayer, the president of Oregon, a member of the Pacific-10 Conference.

"This is not just a matter of accommodating researchers," Bailar says.

There also is the matter of accommodating the people who do return to Afghanistan, many of them skilled.

So learn what they like and what they don't and go from there; it's all a matter of tolerance and accommodating them.

So, we see that there is a regulatory state perspective that may provide legitimacy as a matter of shared beliefs, which accommodates the interactive policy initiative in case.

As observed, most perceptual theorists and weak representationalists could, and as a matter of historical fact, did accommodate the affective aspect of pain to various of degrees of success — mostly, by going cognitivist as described above.

I now have to accommodate him, usually a matter of writing more text.

Olympic and basketball officials have maintained that staying on sites separate from the athletes' village -- like one of the organizing committee's boats used to accommodate athletes -- is a matter of convenience and performance.

He absented himself from the grand procession on the opening day, because the Vatican would not accommodate the Esterners in a matter of protocol that was of considerable importance in his eyes-the precedence of patriarch over Cardinals.

STUART DIAMOND, BROOKLYN As a matter of secular ethics, you would be kindhearted to accommodate a last-minute request for a schedule change, but you are not compelled to.

The ability of the economy to accommodate this increase has become a matter of concern.