Sentence examples for easiest to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Mahler's Fourth is still the most frequently performed of all his symphonies, the most classically proportioned, and the easiest to accommodate in a varied programme.

Projects that involve approaching both mutation-positive and mutation-negative members of families, and can be done blind to the mutation status, are easiest to accommodate within kConFab.

It's not easy to accommodate all of these amazing schools on my list of eight.

Developers are lining up to support the device, which is relatively easy to accommodate.

Clearly, it will be far easier to accommodate nine billion people than the 12 billion once anticipated.

In general, it is easy to accommodate food restrictions in Berlin.

For some boards, this shift in attitude may not be easy to accommodate.

Many campaigns tolerate trackers, calculating that it is easier to accommodate an adversary than to get involved in distracting squabbles.

It is not easy to accommodate a condition that is fluctuating and most employers won't do that".

Small stature is easy to accommodate, but small brain size is a bigger problem - it still is".

'There are so many coaching programmes because it's much easier to accommodate on television than counselling,' he says.