Sentence examples for far accommodated from inspiring English sources

Both agree that it is one where America has so far accommodated China's rise.

He said the plan went too far in accommodating the timber industry and not far enough in protecting grizzly bears and their habitat.

The bicyclists say the shuttles used so far can accommodate only four bikes, a number they say falls far below the capacity needed in the summer.

As far as accommodating that lifestyle, Villagio is just now adding a clubhouse and a pool.

The real postwar America proved far more accommodating to Gruen's vision than the imagined one.

But the Irish-American politicians, said Mr. Costikyan, had been far more accommodating to the mob.

In radical circles, the Muslim Brotherhood is considered to be passive, generationally divided, and far too accommodating to the regime.

Though the three societies differed in many respects, their broadly liberal character had, so far, proved accommodating to trade unionism.

Even some of Mr. Obama's own current and former aides acknowledge that Mr. Obama went too far to accommodate China's leaders during his first year in office.

Democrats on the deficit supercommittee are being far too accommodating, proposing massive cuts that would reduce programs vital to the nation's most vulnerable population.

Rather romantically, the new Kokohuia Lodge B&B, on a hillside above Hokianga Harbour in New Zealand's far north, accommodates just one couple.