Sentence examples for like to accommodate from inspiring English sources

How can Acela be so nice?" "Obviously we would like to accommodate them better".

"While we would like to accommodate everyone who wants to attend our schools, the reality is that it is impossible".

"We would like to accommodate him, but we can't do that until we're sure that we have the copyright," Ms. Schwartz said.

The Justice Department sent a second letter denying prosecutors access to the two men, saying: "The United States would like to accommodate the Hamburg court to the extent possible.

She said she felt like "I would really like to accommodate you," but "I have to pack... [and] get my friends to store stuff for me" at MIT. Desjardins "had an undertone that she really wanted me out of there really soon," Shirley said.

That lets the person know that you'd like to accommodate them, but simply don't believe that you can.

Some, for economic and strategic reasons, would like Iran to accommodate with the West, even with the United States.

Service is sometimes witless, epitomized by the way hosts sweep you past a nook that can accommodate coats without ever asking if you'd like it to accommodate yours.

The Russians, he said, liked it to accommodate large families, but also for reasons of style.

Herein, a new concept of a flexible membrane featuring well arrays forming pore-like environments to accommodate cell culture is proposed.

It appears that glutathione-dependent Grx, GPx and glutathione transferase (GST) evolved from a common thioredoxin-like ancestor to accommodate related glutathione-dependent functions and can be interconverted by targeted Sec insertion.