Sentence examples for even more accommodating from inspiring English sources

Dundee almost managed to be even more accommodating, with Irvine chesting the ball against his own post.

Mr Musharraf's successor as president, Asif Ali Zardari, has sounded even more accommodating to India: he has described Islamist separatists in Kashmir, formerly backed by Pakistan, as "terrorists".

Santa Muerte is even more accommodating: she accepts offerings of beer and tequila, and is thought by believers to protect criminals and the law-abiding alike and to be amenable to all petitions.

Some parents are even more accommodating.

The Moro Naba (king of the nearby Mossis, in what is now Burkina Faso) was even more "accommodating" when the French sent an envoy to propose a protectorate to him: "You must count yourself lucky that I have not had your head cut off," the Moro Naba told the French envoy.

If your schedule is more accommodating to evening get-aways, try a new day of the week.

But even within Western Europe, some countries are more accommodating to those out of work than others.

I had read an article in The Wall Street Journal recently that talked about companies in the U.S. changing their recruiting habits and even the internal culture to be more accommodating towards the demands of the new generation.

And even if Mr. Marino wanted to be more accommodating toward his Democratic colleagues, it is clear that many of the members of his house do not.

They are already struggling to meet carbon targets in heating and transport and the committee says it has "very limited confidence" that sectors like steel-making and heavy industry can cut emissions even more to accommodate people flying.

Will the majority be asked to compromise even more to accommodate the minority of the Party, preventing a strong bill that would actually work?