The accommodating nature of Torontonians had gone a long way toward alleviating discomfort.
Mr. Levine's calm, accommodating nature proved to be a perfect match for his volatile partner.
Kenneth, on the other hand, soft-coated and dark-eared, had a pragmatic and accommodating nature, his only flaw being a tendency to race downhill.
His enthusiasm about the accommodating nature of the Austrian authorities was tempered some time later when they failed to extend his residence permit.
He projects just the right amount of decency as Tom, and, without becoming a wimp, shows how his accommodating nature subtly undermines him.
Mr. Levine steered clear of Mr. Spector at first, put off by what he later recalled as "a little acerbic attitude," but Mr. Levine's calm, accommodating nature proved to be a perfect match for his volatile partner.
In spite of the accommodating nature of the retroviral genome, there are inherent limitations in the retroviral life cycle that constrain vector design and impede full utilization of the system [ 4].
It is as if nature evolved to accommodate a nature show.
To restore confidence in thoroughbred racing, we could begin by trying to modify stabling practices to better accommodate horses' nature, allowing the horses to develop stronger and more durable physiques in a natural fashion; to become more psychologically content and physically sound athletes, to become less dependent on drugs and surgeons.
To study the lifetime of such processes, we need a model which can accommodate the nature of such processes.
