Sentence examples for be more accommodating to from inspiring English sources

"The intent was to be more accommodating to people," Mr. Rizzuto said.

The policy has apparently encouraged managers to be more accommodating to employees' needs.

But the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea could not be more accommodating to the ravages of its latest arrivals.

He helped create the Food for Peace programme and spent much of his career believing the United States should be more accommodating to the former Soviet Union.

In May, in an apparent acknowledgment of the problem, a HUD spokesman said the agency was drafting rules to force investment firms to be more accommodating to borrowers.

There is a wider question here: should English football be more accommodating to its clubs who compete in the Champions League, in the same manner that, for instance, the Portuguese league helps its leading clubs?

Until recently, banks that were loth to lend to consumers were more accommodating to firms.

But even within Western Europe, some countries are more accommodating to those out of work than others.

About an hour earlier, Guillermo Mota of the Mets was more accommodating to a smaller group of reporters.

Though the executives declined to name names, they said the networks had been more accommodating to the demands of some actors and their agents.

Though the executives declined to name names, they said the networks had been more accommodating to the demands of some actors and their agents, than they had in the past.