Sentence examples for money accommodates from inspiring English sources
The relative stability of the velocity of circulation is attributed by them to the facility with which the supply of money accommodates itself to demand; they argue that insofar as supply may be restricted in the face of rising demand, velocity will increase, or (what really amounts to the same thing) new sources of credit, such as trade credit, will be exploited.
EU members seem no more willing to redirect the flow of money to accommodate new members than they were to tinker with the machinery of government.
Aides to Gov. George W. Bush fought back today against accusations that his fiscal proposals are risky, saying that the growth in the economy over the past six months meant that there would be enough money to accommodate comfortably the governor's spending and tax cut proposals.
Will any of the ideas take more time or money to accommodate?
Surprisingly, though, these frozen turkeys often cost more to produce, warehouse, and deliver than their price at the grocery store reflects — which means many producers are actually losing money to accommodate their customers.
We don't have the money to accommodate them".
New York City has already spent a large chunk of money to accommodate the president at his Fifth Avenue pent house.
New York City has already spent a large chunk of money to accommodate the president at his Fifth Avenue pent house.
If they think they will make money they will accommodate just about any movement in politics.
They said economic growth in the last six months meant that there would be enough money to easily accommodate the governor's spending and tax cut proposals.
Years before Jamie Oliver was publicising his philanthropic ventures, or Dario had any money, he was accommodating, in his house, several members of the community who were, by all conventional standards, dysfunctional.
