Sentence examples for has so far accommodated from inspiring English sources
Both agree that it is one where America has so far accommodated China's rise.
The more permanent this antipathy becomes, the more it is likely to challenge the very fundamentals of India's democratic polity, which, however awkwardly, has so far managed to accommodate its diversity.
Mr Maliki has so far made no effort to accommodate him.
Many of the French towns, for example, asked to host some of the 24,000 asylum seekers France has pledged to accommodate – it has so far welcomed 130 – did not have the right kind of housing, Kléber Arhoul, the national refugee coordinator, told a parliamentary hearing in Paris.
Though the three societies differed in many respects, their broadly liberal character had, so far, proved accommodating to trade unionism.
In black and white Un oeuf is enough A man, a plan, a canal A struggling city by the sea The charge of the Brat Pack ReprintsFar from gearing up for battle, however, the traditional antagonists of industry and conservation have so far been rather accommodating.
The pro-Khamenei elite have so far been surprisingly accommodating in allowing Mr Rouhani to push his "moderate" agenda and discourse.
He said the Department of Human Services had so far been cooperative and accommodating to the ombudsman's office.
Mr. Berk said both schools had so far been able to accommodate their swelling numbers, although P.S. 217 had to build an annex.
