Sentence examples for are generally accommodated from inspiring English sources

Rare religious conflicts like Green's are generally accommodated without incident.

In such cases, presuppositions are generally accommodated, which is to say that the hearer accepts the information as given, and revises his representation of the context accordingly.

For this reason, SES fans are generally accommodated in the machinery bay and sometimes include the inflow system in the engine bay.

In such cases, Karttunen (1974) and Stalnaker (1974) suggested, presuppositions are generally accommodated, which is to say that the hearer accepts the information as given, and revises his representation of the context accordingly.

The authorities and his creditors were generally accommodating to him, except for the Amsterdam painters' guild, which introduced a new rule that no one in Rembrandt's circumstances could trade as a painter.

If not, the beach is easily accessible from any of the resorts, which are generally friendly about accommodating visitors.

Similarly, the presuppositions associated with "too" may be quite rich, and nevertheless they are generally hard to accommodate.

The number of hours and days of care provided are negotiated between the parent and provider in these home-based settings, but are generally available to accommodate the needs of full-time working parents, full-year.

Everyone has neighbors who are noisy from time to time, and we are generally able to accommodate for this with little difficultly.

Mr. Colin says family members often have a greater tolerance for mistakes and bad decisions than nonfamily members and are generally more willing to accommodate work-life balance.

It is well known that thicker fault zones have generally accommodated greater cumulative slip displacements (Scholz 1982 , 1987 Hull 1988).