Sentence examples for accommodating enough to from inspiring English sources

This was music accommodating enough to let you take in the illuminated trees or watch the the stars pass across the sky.

Such warnings are part of the expected theater of these negotiations, in which the United States must look simultaneously accommodating enough to a new Iranian leadership to keep fragile talks going and tough enough to its allies and Congress that it cannot be accused of naïveté.

And, since his theory is accommodating enough to predict that they would carry a charge up to 68 times greater than that of an electron, a "Dirac" monopole should be easy to spot if one were created.In his attempt to do so, Dr He developed a new technique that is particularly good at detecting particles with such unusually large charges.

As you might expect, a million-kilometre-wide ball of superheated gas measuring 6000°C on the surface isn't the easiest thing in the universe to study, but it's always been accommodating enough to run to a fairly regular 11 year cycle of activity.

He had walked the line between a social welfare state that served workers and yet stayed accommodating enough to big business to displace Venezuela's "Chavismo" with his own third way brand of "Lulismo".

Her face is streaked with tears when her peers aren't accommodating enough or try to offer unwanted help or simply exist near her.

Tax-favored account capacity: you may not have enough room in your non-taxable or tax-deferred accounts to accommodate enough bonds to have the overall asset allocation that you desire.

This was all the more serious as the Stop Line had no depth and lacked large shelters to accommodate enough troops to stage a strong frontal counterattack.

Nevertheless, the soft labor market accommodated enough people to drop the unemployment rate to 5.2%.

When one screen cannot accommodate enough checkboxes to display all responses for one question, we have to adopt dropdown lists.

But Wynn said that transition is threatened if casinos can't accommodate enough gamblers to fund it.