Sentence examples for less likely to accommodate from inspiring English sources

A womb exposed to stress hormones, runs the hypothesis, is less likely to accommodate a male fetus.A recently published study, however, suggests this ain't necessarily so.

For instance, diabetes can lead to VI, and black communities may be less likely to accommodate those who suffer from this condition (4, 5).

It is this interface and the residues that comprise it that are selective for a particular target; therefore, a lower-affinity Ca2+ site would be less likely to accommodate a biological target.

The poor tend to have a passive relationship to fate: their lack of self-determination makes them far more likely to accommodate problems than to solve them (they are, by extension, far less likely to commit suicide than are the empowered).

The Fed is not likely to accommodate the manufacturers soon.

Parks officials, he added, are not likely to accommodate the riding in the future.

(Luckily, these protruded, so they were likely to accommodate the weight).

Morgan is likely to accommodate that by allowing each county to request a set time for its T20 home games.

However, no single protocol stack is likely to accommodate the needs of all possible new applications.

Larger genomes are more likely to accommodate PGM paralogs or both NISE forms.

You're ready for a fight and Gina is likely to accommodate you.