Instead, price increases trigger higher wage demands (which firms must accommodate given the lack of surplus labour), and higher wages trigger price increases.
That could be difficult for Mr. Rajoy to accommodate, given the pressure he is under to raise tax revenue to meet budget deficit goals agreed to with his European counterparts.
The question is, therefore, not just which stratification variables a clinician should select from the bewildering assortment of prognostic variables that is available, but rather how many can be accommodated given the sample size.
Such preferences should be accommodated; given a chance, it may catch on with the wider public.
His weak and accommodating words give the gunmen and the warmongers a second chance and a chance they do not deserve".
That year was only slightly before the man who took his leave from No 10 in order to accommodate him was first given the role, Jonny Wilkinson.
But its new strategy – more carry-on baggage, allocated seating, schedule changes to accommodate business travellers – has given the airline a lift.
Notwithstanding any contribution to evolutionary novelty in this group, it is also intriguing to ponder how these sunflower genomes simply have accommodated massive genomic expansions given the highly mutagenic nature of such large-scale proliferation events [ 15].
That also explains why he coined the pronoun hse for he/she to accommodate himself and his wife, given the lack of a third-person singular pronoun of common gender in English except the neutral "one".
