Sentence examples for keen to accommodate from inspiring English sources

It's not worth upgrading from a standard Xbox One unless you're extremely keen to accommodate a new 4K TV.

The prime minister was keen to accommodate Tory demands but suggested that this move would "hamstring" the government in negotiations with the EU27, the source said.

He seems keen to accommodate the West, yet his pitch for renewed Russian pride often comes with a kind of nationalism that unsettles his country's neighbours and menaces non-Russians within Russia.

In Texas, with 10% of America's schoolchildren, textbook publishers have been keen to accommodate the preferences of the state board of education, and school districts themselves prefer not to put their heads above the parapet.

However, much evidence suggests that Rosebery, while professing to be happy, was at times irritated and bored by Hannah, who was always keen to accommodate his every whim.

Which means Oakland has begun to share San Francisco's problems: skyrocketing rent, rampant displacement, and civic regimes keen to accommodate business interests at the expense of long-standing cultural institutions.

So keen was he to accommodate the Armenians that he even allowed them to build their own Christian cathedral.

Nor would they be keen to oblige.

Mr Plassat is keen to oblige.

Our self-styled intellectual elite has fed richly on the spoils of devolution and the serious newspapers have devoted acres of newsprint to accommodate their keening introspection.

The company currently has a waitlist of people who are keen to use the service, so this should help it scale up to accommodate the demand.