The phrase "accommodating as the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a comparative context, typically to describe someone or something that is very accommodating in relation to another subject.
Example: "She is as accommodating as the best customer service representatives I've ever encountered."
Alternatives: "as helpful as the" or "as flexible as the".
But Mr. Buchheit, the debt lawyer, points out that many of the euro zone's government-guaranteed bank bonds have already fallen into the hands of private investors who may not be as accommodating as the central bank.
In "Human Chain," Heaney's latest collection, the poet is again a child in the world of things, his attention drawn to objects common as a coal sack: Not coal dust, more the weighty grounds of coal The lorryman would lug in open bags And vent into a corner, A sullen pile But soft to the shovel, accommodating As the clattering coal was not.
From that perspective, Shaw Communications is every bit as friendly and accommodating as the good people of its home country, Canada.
Whether that Congress will be as accommodating as the current one will depend on the outcome of the midterm elections in November.
But as accommodating as the store is for preferences and kinks of all stripes, there are still sub-genres the Koch's don't allow on their shelves.
Programs are nowhere near as neat and accommodating as the evaluator expects.
This substitution of suasion for requirement testified to the pressures for permissiveness and for pragmatic professional preparation, and accommodated as well the continuing diffraction of learning.
Generally, a new voice or data connection request can be accommodated as long as the following two conditions are satisfied simultaneously: 1.
The need to accommodate as much as possible the many different language/cultural groupings makes it inherently more complicated than the simple process of adapting a screening and diagnostic instrument from one culture into another.
As our sequence examples show, it seems a reduced space of only one base pair between these units can be accommodated as well, as indicated by the curly bracket in the consensus sequence.
They could run into opposition from other European leaders, and, as Germany's effort to encourage a banking merger showed, not all corporate managements are likely to be as accommodating as that of Aventis, the French-German pharmaceutical company.
