Sentence examples for accommodating especially from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to imagine Cablevision being overly accommodating, especially in accepting the fees I.M.G. would charge.

Observe over time which cab companies seem to be the most accommodating (especially when you find yourself in major binds) and try to support them.

Not every chef or restaurant owner is as accommodating, especially these days, as cameras have become as common as utensils.

The new government, it was assumed, would be more accommodating, especially if it was led by the relatively pro-business Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

It's a well-documented social phenomenon that women are expected to be nice and accommodating, especially to men, including the ones who ask us out.

Executives at The Nation were hoping that Fox News would be more accommodating, especially because the network has bought an ad in the newest issue of The Nation, which will be coming out during the convention.

I was happy to accommodate, especially since I've not worked much with collard greens.

Mr. Sager agreed with Mr. Danzig, who said, "The shortage of sites to accommodate especially large and unique requirements at Exit 8A has begun to drive activity south".

Fitting Intermezzo's orchestra, singers and sets together requires the whole cast to attend intensive rehearsals, which most British companies wouldn't accommodate – especially when the opera is too obscure to ensure good returns at the box office.

I accept the counterargument that list management is a competitive handicap, but under reasonable limits I'm sure that concern can be accommodated, especially with future draft picks now on the trade table.

Positively charged amino acids are also accommodated, especially by Sap2 and Sap3.