Sentence examples for being more accommodating to from inspiring English sources

He showed signs of being more accommodating to the United States (especially with his active interest in a positive outcome in Iraq) and of being somewhat more troublesome to some of his euro zone partners (with his criticism of restrictive European Central Bank monetary policy).

The incumbent party of President Felipe Calderón, who has taken an aggressive stance against drug gang leaders, has been trailing in the polls behind Enrique Peña Nieto, the candidate of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, which has been fighting a reputation for being more accommodating to traffickers.

Many moved to Lexington, an hour away, where the Tyson chicken plant pays less but is known for being more accommodating to Muslims.

Religious institutions are addressing the issue on several levels, from trying to make more money available to reduce student debt to looking at ways to cut the costs of seminary education to being more accommodating to part-time students who require full-time jobs to make pursuing a graduate degree feasible.

Should Britain be more accommodating to Indian students?

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

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

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

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.

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