Sentence examples for easier to accommodate from inspiring English sources
Many campaigns tolerate trackers, calculating that it is easier to accommodate an adversary than to get involved in distracting squabbles.
Clearly, it will be far easier to accommodate nine billion people than the 12 billion once anticipated.
'There are so many coaching programmes because it's much easier to accommodate on television than counselling,' he says.
Perhaps Dickens is easier to accommodate because we assume he is essentially on the side of the little man, and against the abuse of power?
What's surprising about the disparity between the printed and acted scripts of the plays in the 2014-15 Royal Court season is that digital technology has made it easier to accommodate late changes.
Flexibility on the rules would also allow creative scheduling of class time, perhaps making it easier to accommodate the double-blocks of English and math required by the city's new uniform curriculums.
It is not easy to accommodate a condition that is fluctuating and most employers won't do that".
It's not easy to accommodate more than five hundred books without prior arrangement, so they had to be piled on chairs, sofas, tables, wherever there was a surface.
