"I am concerned," he said, "that at some point they will have to be accommodated because they can't afford the rising costs of gasoline, food, utilities" and other everyday expenses.
Staff may not approach some patients who they consider may be difficult to enrol or accommodate because they require modified information sheets, non-standard appointment times or interpreters that would increase costs and create difficulties in meeting study deadlines [ 15].
We break our neck to accommodate them because they're accommodating us by working for a tiny fraction of what they're worth.
McGahn was so accommodating because Trump's legal team (at the time) decided to comply fully with Mueller's probe — because they believed their client had nothing to hide — and because he was worried Trump might set him up as a scapegoat.
"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.
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.
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.
Without a law, IDPs end up being nowhere people with no state wanting to accommodate them "because they eat into development funds meant for local residents", as one government official put it.
Workers at medical tourism hospitals and clinics, and IPCs specifically, can find it challenging to accommodate companions because they do not always respect facilities' norms.
