Sentence examples for easy accommodating from inspiring English sources

This means that at greater depth in this case 15% increase the force due to buoyancy make the valve opening easy accommodating larger flux of fluid to get in.

Strauss may have had an easy time accommodating himself to power because, deep down, he never took power seriously.

But it would be no easy trick accommodating both Mr. McCain and Republicans on the other side of the issue, like Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, who are bent on smothering the legislation.

Cognitivism has a relatively easy time accommodating the continuity between moral and non-moral thought and talk, but, especially when combined with naturalism, it faces a real challenge in marking the distinctive nature of moral thought and talk; non-cognitivism has no trouble making room for the distinctive nature of moral thought and talk, but it has trouble accommodating the continuity.

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.

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".

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.

The building's owners wanted the concert hall tailored for performances of both Western and Asian music, a demand that Mr. Johnson said was easy to accommodate.

The Americans have all played with one another before, to excellent results, and the visitors, good listeners and not prone to overstatement, should be easy to accommodate.