Sentence examples for less accommodating of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin was less accommodating of Ukraine and Georgia, two former Soviet republics that have become staunch foes of Moscow.

Brolin, though, found Allen less accommodating of his proposals – namely that his character should be wheelchair-bound and Yugoslavian.

After all, if the church is so understanding of clergy who victimize, why should it be any less accommodating of a priest who lives affectionately with a consenting adult?

While former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, another potential 2012 contender, had been less accommodating of Romney's work on health care, he appeared to cut Romney some slack in an interview last November.

They tend to be more restrictive of abortion rights, less accommodating to criminal defendants and sharply skeptical of expanding federal authority at the expense of the states.

Second, the Obama administration has specific reasons to be less accommodating to China because of Beijing's recent assertiveness, such as its uncooperative behavior at the Copenhagen climate change summit, obstructionism on sanctions against Iran, and intensified repression of dissent at home.

Employment demands may be qualitatively different from caregiving demands, and less accommodating to the requirements of diabetes care.

Interestingly, the special theory of relativity is much less accommodating to relationist aspirations than the Newtonian conception of the universe.

In his eyes the city had grown dirtier, more expensive, more dangerous and less accommodating to free expression and the life of the mind.

Few places seem less accommodating to a seal than the Gowanus Canal, one of the last vestiges of New York's industrial waterfront.

Human settlements are increasingly expanding into drylands and mountain areas that are less accommodating to urban communities, creating hazards related to the conveyance of water and sediment.