Sentence examples for accommodating to keep from inspiring English sources

"As your workforce matures," Von Haden says, "you have to be accommodating to keep those employed in your factories".

But as so often before, the Bavarians must be accommodated to keep the peace.

If it takes being angry to get their needs met, they'd rather accommodate to keep relationships smooth.

Yet even as New York ranks among the American cities most accommodating to newcomers, certain practices keep immigrants on edge.

Don't completely change the way you act, but accommodate them to keep the peace!

The problem, he added, is "if you sort of take the position, 'Well they're here, so we have to accommodate,' you're going to have to keep accommodating".

THE STAFF Friendly and accommodating, but sometimes struggling to keep pace.

The Founder Institute also accommodates people who want to keep their day jobs and stay in their local regions — thus attracting somewhat older entrepreneurs.

Corbyn, who opposes nuclear weapons, has said he wishes to accommodate those who want to keep Trident submarines, including the unions representing defence workers, and more than half of his shadow cabinet.

The Mustang grew larger and heavier up through 1973, in part to accommodate the bigger engines needed to keep up with its competitors in the horsepower race.

However, earlier this month former Prime Minister Tony Blair said that European leaders would be unlikely to accommodate an attempt by Britain to keep the elements of membership it likes while rejecting other obligations.