Sentence examples for completely accommodating from inspiring English sources

"We asked if it was cool to tie it into our third birthday plans, three parties over a week, and they were completely accommodating to that idea...so yeah, chuffed basically".

Since all fronts cannot be accommodated in N slots available for the new population P t, the solutions of the last front that cannot be completely accommodated are realized in the descending order of their crowding distance values and solutions from the top of the ordered list are chosen to be accommodated in the population P t.

In the western and central parts of Jamaica the present-day motion between the Caribbean plate and the Gonâve microplate is broadly distributed along several structures, while in the easternmost part of the island this motion seems to be almost completely accommodated along the Blue Mountain range and the Plantain-Garden Fault.

At the time, it was hypothesized that the large 18-carbon fatty acid could not be completely accommodated by the hydrophobic core of ACP, resulting in structural instability.

He adds that Facebook was completely open and accommodating about the name changing process, and in fact helped them out quite a bit with the transition.

"Completely devoted to accommodating him, she, his media facilitator, was the ultimate facilitator of unmediated behavior.

What has changed since 2000 is the addition of tests of vendor/client interface informed by enterprise software that completely alters methodologies for accommodating library requirements for book supply, MARC record supply, and electronic invoices and purchase orders.

The skinny sleep/wake button also sucks because, unlike the fun little volume button paint drips on the other side, it's been made completely flat to accommodate a fingerprint sensor that honestly doesn't work all that well.

Larger propellers were also required, and all four shafts would have had to have been completely rebuilt to accommodate the changes.

The secondary lattice misfit in the habit plane is accommodated completely by the set of secondary edge dislocations, whose Burgers vector, a vector of the CDSCL, is inclined to the habit plane.

What makes this design unlikely is that destination ports would have to be completely redesigned to accommodate a ship that extends this far underwater.