Sentence examples for desperate to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Kerry and Lieberman were desperate to accommodate Graham's every request.

An Egyptian billionaire has approached the owners of two Greek islands with an offer to buy their land as a space to accommodate desperate refugees fleeing conflicts and oppression.

With 6,000 refugees leaving Syria every week, these camps and hospitals are struggling to accommodate the desperate Syrians.

And talk of "social cleansing" can be cheap: the dilemmas faced by cash-strapped boroughs in making the best of what they have and getting the most out of regeneration deals while struggling to accommodate residents in desperate need, are of no interest to those who scream it loudest.

As Larry Summers pointed out earlier on Wonkblog, once-contemptuous corporate executives have been tripping over themselves to accommodate Trump's demands, desperate to avoid a PR firestorm and anxious to cash in on the promise of tax cuts and deregulation.

Bangladesh is grappling with insufficient resources to accommodate the influx of desperate Rohingyas.

In areas in which Syrian families are concentrated, Jordanian schools run double shifts to accommodate the massive numbers of Syrian children desperate to continue their education.

Rwanda opened its border to the desperate Congolese but the tiny Rwandan border town of Gisenyi was straining to accommodate the crush of arrivals.

Detention centres set up to accommodate their influx have reached capacity and stories abound of desperate individuals trying to bribe their way into the centres to ensure they are fed and receive basic medical treatment.

Airlines, desperate to cut costs wherever possible, are unlikely to go out of their way to accommodate musicians, especially those flying economy class.

The GoU, desperate to avert crisis, rapidly developed water sources and similarly increased the number of protected kraals to accommodate the disarmed communities' livestock.