Sentence examples for accommodated very from inspiring English sources

"Two years ago these loans could be accommodated very easily, but today the requirements to get those loans are much more stringent," said David Adamo, the chief executive of Luxury Mortgage in Stamford, Conn.

The players who've been testing eJamming — including the most proficient and skeptical we could find — have accommodated very quickly to these instrument-feel delays (surprisingly quickly), and many have found they can even deal with the 50-90mS delays when collaborating from the East Coast of the US to Eastern Europe.

According to Possingham et al. (2005), inadequate understanding of landscape heterogeneity is perhaps one reason why adequacy has not been accommodated very well in conservation.

"They're very professional and accommodating, very low-maintenance, no diva-like behavior".

Unlike the airlines, it will accommodate very young children and those who need to switch planes en route.

The land was bought from the former governor in 1994 just as parcels that could accommodate very large homes on large lots started becoming scarce in northern New Jersey.

Such approach allows to accommodate very efficiently large degrees of change in the flow extent.

This makes the use of gas unattractive because the gas stove available in the market is too small to accommodate very large pots.

It has been specially designed to accommodate very small regions of interest relative to particle size, and to produce continuous downcore stratigraphies.

Moreover, the WG method is shown to be able to accommodate very complicated interfaces, due to its flexibility in choosing finite element partitions.

Convective flow boiling in sub-cooled fluids is recognized as one of the few means of accommodating very high heat fluxes.