Sentence examples for accommodating a little from inspiring English sources

Though O'Neal won four championships - a total that places him among the game's greats - we will always wonder how much more he could have done had he been a little more accommodating, a little more dedicated, a little less antagonistic.

By law, Mercer Island must accommodate a little more than 3,000 new residents by 2022.

If he gets the impression that so much hair is just too overwhelming for you, he might be moved to accommodate a little shaving.

In the wider art world, traditional scholarship is beginning to accommodate science a little more willingly.

During negotiations, they accommodated me a little, but not much.

As a result, employers and office providers are having to strike a balance between too much and too little privacy while accommodating an increasingly mobile, and global, workforce.

It's hard to envision, but Bellosguardo — where the "garage" was large enough to accommodate a ballroom — was a modest little place by the standards of the Clark family.

To accommodate Joel, Skip made a little plywood box that just fit on the parcel shelf behind the seats, and Barbara padded it.

"I guess we could accommodate them for a little while, but they can't stay". Michael Brick contributed reporting from Brooklyn for this article.

Certainly the herding of the extras from place to place and the setting up of chairs and tables to accommodate them is a little distracting.

The staff are incredibly friendly and accommodating, and the little touches – including a wonderful and intimate turn down service – are with the price tag.