Sentence examples for less accommodating than from inspiring English sources

"It is almost definite the next president will be less accommodating than SBY," Bayuni said.

Wall Street may find her less accommodating than Summers has been in the past.

Today's yields offer precious little cushion should inflation turn out higher, growth stronger or central banks less accommodating than current predictions.

Worldly and ambitious yet pious and intelligent, he was less accommodating than his forebears and more devoted to his power than to his reputation.

France's attitude towards May and her strategy on taking the UK out of the EU is expected to be somewhat less accommodating than that of Germany.

Some education officials said yesterday that Mr. Giuliani's maneuver may be aimed at undermining Mr. Levy because the mayor perceives him as less accommodating than his predecessor, Rudy Crew, who seldom challenged the mayor's spending proposals for schools.

Youssef Safri, his combative attitude the difference for a less tame, less accommodating City side than too frequently this season, kissed the turf.

Victims of terrorism can sue private companies for punitive damages, though only in federal courts, which are less accommodating to plaintiffs than certain state courts.

Russia's pullout will put significant pressure on Assad to work out a power-sharing agreement with the opposition, many analysts said, amid signs that the Syrian leader was being less accommodating to Putin than the Kremlin may have wished.

She said she believes the current commission has not been any more or less accommodating to development than previous commissions.

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