Sentence examples for felt accommodated from inspiring English sources

Recently, Duchscher showed that after about a year, nursing graduates entering professional practice felt accommodated, and that this first year involved both personal and professional qualities.

GPC was reported to be a more efficient model of prenatal care in other studies [ 10], and women have found the two-hour sessions to be "enough time" [ 17] and to have felt accommodated if they wished for extra visits [ 16].

The military needs them, and so it needs them to feel wanted, accommodated and appreciated.

Who the hell cares if it's gay, mixed or straight?" Now, if only they could be potty trained, then perhaps the rest of the neighbors would feel as accommodating.

However, 69.8percentt of those surveyed did not feel the assignments accommodated their problems and 72.1percentt felt that their assignments were "not at all relevant" to their career goals.

A couple of schools then felt unable to accommodate her after an overnight trial.

My brother, Joseph, is also deaf and my parents did not feel that Hong Kong accommodated deaf people adequately.

Being exquisitely sensitive to my emotions, she often felt compelled to accommodate my apparent needs, and then left in a dangerously dissociated state to drive home.