Sentence examples for accommodating in order from inspiring English sources

"If I became pregnant again, I would put the onus back on whoever was putting pressure on me, to change their behaviour instead of making myself more accommodating in order to be seen as compliant.

She said the world was living through a deliberate rebalancing by the Chinese authorities that the west will have to accommodate in order for it to work.

Two changes have been accommodated in order to undertake this test.

Liu, a graduate of Stanford University and a pioneering cancer scientist, represents the kind of foreign talent Singapore is only too happy to "accommodate" in order to realise its goal of becoming a biomedical hub.

The aim is to look at the changes we need to accommodate in order to represent two consecutive data streams, where the transmission of the second burst begins after (seconds) time delay.

Campaigns often issue far more tickets for events than venues can accommodate in order to ensure a packed house.

De-regulation or no regulation is acclaimed as part of an ideal that suggests that businesses need to be accommodated in order to have "certainty".

These underserved families must be responsibly accommodated in order to maintain the level of job growth and the resulting quality of life that the world's single largest national economy demands.

Although some combinations should never occur because they violate the nucleotide base subsets for DNA and mRNA, such as 'UUT', these instances are accommodated in order to provide simplified arithmetic translation.

"The workforce of the future will need to be able to accommodate freelancers in order to compete," says entrepreneur Jeff Wald of Forbes.

In accommodating higher order vagueness the supervaluationist must admit that their proffered concept of truth, i.e., super-truth, lacks properties that truth is standardly assumed to possess.