Sentence examples for for being too accommodating from inspiring English sources
If anything, critics fault it for being too accommodating, raising many of the same issues that led the Fed to tighten in 1937.
Today's lead editorial takes the deficit-reduction supercommittee to task, scolding the Republicans for their continued fierce obstructionism, and the Democrats for being too accommodating.
Both have been criticised by their ethnic kin (Greek and Russian respectively) for being too accommodating in their dealings with Western Christians, and therefore insufficiently vigilant in their defence of Orthodox doctrine.
In 2006, Mr. Moulitsas mobilized like-minded Democrats to try to unseat Mr. Lieberman as punishment for supporting the Iraq war and for being too accommodating to President George W. Bush.
Senator Elizabeth Warren, one of four banking committee members who helped force Summers, a former Citigroup adviser, to withdraw from the race on Sunday, said the development should give President Barack Obama a chance to rethink his strategy, which has been criticised for being too accommodating toward banking interests.
Intriguingly, he served for two years as chief negotiator on the vexed issue of Iran's nuclear programme, at the heart of the country's tense confrontation with the west and the source of the sanctions that are crippling its economy – and was defrocked in 2005 for being too accommodating.
Both Mr. Teitelbaum and Mr. Soares have been criticized for how they conducted their investigations, amid questions about whether they were too accommodating to Mr. Spitzer while he was governor.
A moderate was someone who maybe was too accommodating, who wasn't pushing hard enough".
At times, as several players have found out, it can be too accommodating.
Usually, it is the UK that is concerned Ireland will be too accommodating to Sinn Fein".
