Sentence examples for less accommodating to from inspiring English sources
Ms. Franklin, reveling in her upper register on Friday night, was less accommodating to her guests.
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.
Few places seem less accommodating to a seal than the Gowanus Canal, one of the last vestiges of New York's industrial waterfront.
In his eyes the city had grown dirtier, more expensive, more dangerous and less accommodating to free expression and the life of the mind.
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.
And Europe's overall web of regulations and job protections makes the labor market more rigid and less accommodating to part-time work — which is the kind of work that mothers, especially, tend to want.
We explore how new manufacturing and accounting discourses are received by employees, and how their (more or less accommodating) responses to such initiatives shape the trajectory of their introduction.
However, that argument is disingenuously selective because the private lenders have been no less accommodating when it comes to making easy money available to a relatively unsophisticated population of borrowers.
This proved impossible to achieve, at least in the time frame that Rosen had set himself: before a new, and possibly less accommodating, mayoral administration comes to power, next year.
The use of independent publicity representatives like Pat Kingsley and Leslee Dart of PMK Publicity who, essentially, shield movie and television stars from the media, has also created a less accommodating atmosphere and led to a certain hostility between public relations executives and journalists, although the end product -- favorable coverage -- often is pretty much the same.
Others are less accommodating when it comes to criticism.
