Sentence examples for considerable accommodation from inspiring English sources
Although the final effort is an objective, well-intentioned look at the furious recruitment of a major talent, the access came with considerable accommodation to Pete Kaczmarski, offering the illusion of his control.
A cold sandwich cannot morph into a hot sandwich without considerable mental accommodation on the part of the person putting it together.
The regulations that were just published tell testers to give "considerable weight" to documented accommodations at applicants' schools, keep documentation requests "reasonable" and give credence to assessments of disabilities by qualified evaluators.
"My student loan does not cover the cost of my accommodation by a considerable amount – there's roughly a £30 deficit a week".
Returning to Stamford would mean a considerable saving in everyone's accommodations.
The people frequently live in over-crowded poorly ventilated accommodation, are under-nourished, considerable substance abuse occurs and unemployment is high.
The co-author of the report, Peter Mackie of Cardiff University, said: "The fact is that all young people – whether they aspire to be homeowners or to live in social rented accommodation – are going to face considerable challenges".
In these circumstances, the committee believes that policy accommodation can be maintained for a considerable period.
It added a new sentence, however, on top of its familiar formulations, declaring that "the committee believes that policy accommodation can be maintained for a considerable period".
In addition to the considerable struggles of meeting the cost of travel, accommodation and time off from work, there is no guarantee that passage abroad will be unimpeded by the state, a partner or even the medical profession.
That pledge was made in August, when members of the Federal Open Market Committee added these words to a statement after their meeting: "The committee believes that policy accommodation can be maintained for a considerable period".
