And other Canadian banks seemed to be accommodating customers caught without pay check deposits.
Mr. Knight said the club was scrupulous in accommodating customers in wheelchairs, who he said were particularly good patrons.
Hotels traditionally looked at late checkout fees, or penalties for cutting your stay short, as "profit centers," he said, adding, "Some hotels are realizing that accommodating customers and encouraging loyalty makes more sense".
Many merchants were accommodating customers by advancing cash against credit cards, and the card issuers were getting miffed.
Saying it is accommodating customers "who have requested a heartier sandwich," Starbucks' summer menu includes a BBQ Beef Brisket on Sourdough, a meaty sandwich with a fast-casual pedigree.
Last month, to accommodate customer demand, Oceana moved the start time of its $65 prix fixe on Saturdays to 5, from 5 30.
The store managers try to accommodate customer requests, no matter how specific: during Passover, for example, Mrs. Green's obtains spelt and oat bran matzohs for customers with wheat allergies.
Finally, utilities may need to employ additional generation assets to accommodate customer demand during peak hours.
Most third rows seem to be afterthoughts, stuck in to accommodate customer demand but with the minimum amount of thought.
