Sentence examples for has always accommodated from inspiring English sources

Priests have had to remind their congregations that the Catholic Church in New York has always accommodated new immigrants.

THE downtown business district of Greenwich, a famously baronial community, has always accommodated working people who are not millionaires.

Many local Latinos have come to view La Clinica as a place they can drop by to share their troubles or joys, and the staff has always accommodated patients who cannot plan appointments because of irregular work demands.

Obama, like Clinton, and like Mike Pence for that matter, is within the bounds of America's postwar foreign-policy consensus, which has always accommodated debate about the proper level of U.S. activity overseas and the proper balance between idealism and realism.

Syria gave humanity its first alphabet, and her soil is blended with thousands of years of civilisation, and she has always accommodated all religions, sects and schools of thought, so Syria will never be a slave to tyranny, nor a vehicle for terrorism.

Perry Ellis has always accommodated for an active lifestyle.

They have been great at accommodating me".

"BT has always been very accommodating.

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.

This was the élite that reaped the full benefits of a system that has always been more accommodating to the rich than its equivalent in India, where socialist laws, land-reform acts, and punitive taxes quickly reduced the status of the landowning classes after the departure of the British, in 1947.

The band's sound has always seemed able to accommodate unexpected additions.