Sentence examples for in the accommodating from inspiring English sources

This literature originated in the accommodating character of early Indian Sufism, which, well before Kabir, proclaimed that Muslim, Christian, Jew, Zoroastrian, and Hindu were all striving toward the same goal and that the outward observances that kept them apart were false.

This increase in the accommodating capacity of Li2O2 could be attributed to the high utilization ratio of air-cathode's porosity, resulting from the domination of solvent pathway during the growth of Li2O2, which is probably preferred around the pyridinic-N sites of the nitrogen-doped carbon layer.

The most reliable source of positive regard is reflected in the accommodating and accepting "I" of the beholder.

It boasts the largest marina in the Bahamas, accommodating 198 boats up to 200 feet.

The unit cost of healthcare used in the calculations accommodated the marginal and opportunity costs.

"We've complied with all the requirements" in accommodating the complainants, she said, and "in responding to the thousands of other test takers who have requested accommodations".

UNICEF has delivered medical tents and blankets in order to support the centre in accommodating the increasing number of patients.

In The Accommodated Jew, Kathy Lavezzo rethinks the complex and contradictory relation between England's rejection of "the Jew" and the centrality of Jews to classic English literature.

She apparently had read some of the criticisms of her separate flights -- and the extra expenses chalked up by the Secret Service in accommodating the First Lady and her schedule.

The difficulty level in the game accommodates all levels of players – up to a point.

But America is not in the business of accommodating the arc of cultural renewal and invigoration.