Sentence examples for fairly accommodating from inspiring English sources
The help situation is fairly accommodating, ranging from household staff to an assortment of cabinet ministers.
Campaigns take it as a given that they will have a spy or two in their midst and they are usually fairly accommodating, because they want the same courtesy in return.
Some major air carriers, including Delta, are fairly accommodating whether moving or traveling with pets, but pets fly with checked baggage on Delta's aircraft.
In doing so, they have framed the problems of justice posed by disability in terms of the more general problem of fairly accommodating human variations.
On that subject, Japan has been fairly accommodating to bitcoin as an asset — it is accepted fairly widely by retailers — but, like most other countries, its position on ICOs is less clear, particularly if and when tokens fall under securities laws.
The UK has always been fairly accommodating towards kids who want to get drunk, which makes it weird when faced with the classic American trope of characters in their early 20s behaving like stupid horny babies.
Our present study based on nearly whole mitogenomic sequence data fairly accommodates such condition.
On VoIP networks, resources such as bandwidth must be allocated efficiently and fairly to accommodate the maximum number of callers.
(020, white, gay, male, 40s) I will admit to being fairly flexible or accommodating of the other person's wishes to go barrier free.
Gillkes says the Innclusive platform will include algorithms and processes that identify and flag practices of implicit bias hosts are not shown user profiles until after they approve a stay, for example, which preempts the possibility they can reject applicants based on appearance, and the system will track metrics like average cancellations to ensure hosts are accommodating users fairly.
For smooth problems, spectral element methods have proved very successful, since they can accommodate fairly complicated geometries while retaining a rapid rate of convergence.
