Sentence examples for accommodating because it from inspiring English sources

It was also accommodating, because it made the British executive's policy intellectually and therefore practically respectable at the same time that it made room for colonial preferences.

Do they imagine that the regime will become more accommodating because it is treated nicely?

The increasingly tech-centric world will become wealthier, and higher-priced gasoline will be accommodated because it permits so much of what people cherish both in the developed and in the developing world: comfort, convenience and quality of life.

Such a break is more difficult for MLB to accommodate because it would force the playoffs deeper into cold weather.

She said she expected him to be accommodating because he could understand the "political arithmetic" in the Commons.

"We're willing to be accommodating, because we think that transparency is important," he said earlier this month.

On the one hand, he must be deferential and accommodating, because without a regular caravan of acts, he has nothing but empty seats and red ink.

Campaigns take it as a given that they will have a spy or two in their midst and they are usually fairly accommodating, because they want the same courtesy in return.

They have been affable and engaging, even though we know that Randy Moss spoke for most players when in response to a question he said that he was accommodating because he would be fined if he was not.

Attenborough is back in Borneo to film a documentary for the Discovery Channel, and while the lodge can't accommodate him because it's fully booked, he's a big fan of the food.

David Hill, the director of design for I.B.M.'s personal computing division, said that the horizontal, or "landscape," display became dominant in the early days of PC's because it accommodated programming information better.