Mr. Zwilling said the union did ask for a meeting this week, but the request came too late to accommodate it.
She consulted several British designers, only to find that they did not respond sympathetically to her over-arching vision and were too inflexible to accommodate it.
In particular, some ear canals are too narrow to accommodate it, and the company estimates that it is not suitable for up to half of potential patients.
There is a TSIS sensor built and ready for launch, but JPSS-1's main body, known as the satellite bus, will be too small to accommodate it.
But as Washington grumbles about Barack Obama being too accommodating, it's useful to remember that unless you pick your fights very, very carefully, you'll risk wasting your best ammunition on the wrong targets and leaving the country exhausted from all the yelling.
She's over giving, too accommodating, too generous and too giving.
Lat believed Lacewood had accommodated him too often during the production, accepting his input without question.
These challenges have typically come from the right and self-described "true conservatives," and have been aimed at elected officials believed to be too accommodating, too willing to compromise, or too corrupted by Washington.
This controversy became part of a long-standing debate, joined by Catholics and non-Catholics alike, about whether the church had accommodated too much or too little to the secular, modern age.
But the group still hadn't absorbed the piece yet, and it had to accommodate the strings too.
