Sentence examples for a more obliging from inspiring English sources

Obstacles to success are transient, and a more obliging phase kicks in after this week's awkward full Moon.

Some analysts speculate that Khamenei will be willing to engage so long as he can do so from a position of total authority, without rivals in his government and with it made perfectly clear to the United States that it cannot simply work the channels of its choosing or wait for a more obliging President to take office.

Our 2006 entry, however, is a little more obliging.

By 2020 no EU legislation should directly refer to external ratings, and financial institutions must not be any more obliged to automatically sell assets in the event of a downgrade.

It really was a concert about an album, and not much more: obliging the nostalgic impulse for a sold-out crowd, giving the catalog a watering.

With the nation's ability to borrow money soon to lapse, Republicans and Democrats alike said the shutdown that has idled an estimated 800,000 federal workers could last for two weeks or more, obliging a divided government to grapple with both issues at the same time.

He knew where he wanted to shoot from, turning outside a couple of challenges, making the angle that little bit more obliging, then unleashing a diagonal shot of power and precision.

The first bird I heard stayed hidden in the reeds, as they often do, but another was more obliging, perching on a willow tree in full view.

It is rare to see a koala, although rock wallabies and goannas are more obliging.

Toulon are no one's idea of a flair team – at least, it's not their first recourse – but if a good pummelling is what you want to test yourself by, there are few more obliging.

The Federal Housing Administration was more obliging.