Sentence examples for and less accommodating to from inspiring English sources
In his eyes the city had grown dirtier, more expensive, more dangerous and less accommodating to free expression and the life of the mind.
And Europe's overall web of regulations and job protections makes the labor market more rigid and less accommodating to part-time work — which is the kind of work that mothers, especially, tend to want.
Despite the Indian media's faults, it is also true that China has in recent months been much less friendly to India and less accommodating to many of its sensibilities.
Employment demands may be qualitatively different from caregiving demands, and less accommodating to the requirements of diabetes care.
"I am occasionally criticized for digging in and being less accommodating to other people's ideas and criticisms than I 'should be.' But this is a weird sort of (double) standard to be held to, especially in a 'creative' job where passions are usually what get ideas heard".
Human settlements are increasingly expanding into drylands and mountain areas that are less accommodating to urban communities, creating hazards related to the conveyance of water and sediment.
This would create more space for civilized activities like walking, and the roadways would be less accommodating to the high-speed car traffic that makes our avenues seem more like highways.
They tend to be more restrictive of abortion rights, less accommodating to criminal defendants and sharply skeptical of expanding federal authority at the expense of the states.
Few places seem less accommodating to a seal than the Gowanus Canal, one of the last vestiges of New York's industrial waterfront.
Victims of terrorism can sue private companies for punitive damages, though only in federal courts, which are less accommodating to plaintiffs than certain state courts.
