On those few occasions she does lure friends to Quogue, she's nothing if not accommodating.
You'd think that the discovery of wreckage would quash the chatter — "Facts Ruin Otherwise-Good Steve Fossett Conspiracy Theories," as a recent headline in The Times of London put it — but conspiracy theories are nothing if not accommodating.
The president who inherited a deep recession that began 13 months before he took office is now viewed as a big "socialist" spender because he followed in Bush's footsteps, blackmailed by the notion that the entire system would go kaput if the bankers were not accommodated.
But he was not accommodated.
If Germany does not accommodate educated women who want children and a career, those women will quit Germany.
But the E.P.A.'s leadership believed that the response would be fundamentally unsuccessful if it did not accommodate itself more directly to public anxieties.
A few years ago, the senator threatened to withhold half of the tribe's federal financing if it did not accommodate outside developers seeking more water for building homes for non-Indians on privately owned or leased land within the reservation.
An important concern for staff was that if they did not accommodate women who dropped in to the clinic unannounced, and who were more likely to be at higher risk with poor attendance records, a crucial opportunity for antenatal care would be lost.
He said that if Mr. Ferrer did not accommodate his demands, he might remain neutral, even though many of his supporters have been pushing him to back Mr. Green.
Consequently, this definition of life, if applied strictly, does not accommodate viruses either.
