Sentence examples for of being accommodating from inspiring English sources

The hotel industry, with its history of being accommodating on room reservations, is realizing there is more to lose than just an empty room, said Jeremy Murphy, chief executive of TheSuitest.com, which compares amenities and prices of hotel suites.

Mr. Finn believes that most disabled students should be taught to read or spell or do math instead of being accommodated.

The capital cost of such works probably increases roughly in proportion to the cube of the deepest draft of ship capable of being accommodated; thus the economic challenge posed by the increase in the size of modern ships is considerable.

"Of course, that means I have to go the extra mile not to take advantage of them being accommodating".

Her lifestyle isn't normal, so you just have to be accommodating of that.

(2) The religious practices of some individuals and some groups of individuals are not being accommodated.

He said "a number of Liberal MPs" were accommodating those views in the current parliament.

Part of Ballesteros's job is accommodating cultural idiosyncrasies.

I was a teenage girl, a growing mass of longing, and Paris was accommodating.

Some later Upanishads are accommodating of the ritual.

We are accommodating thousands of more pedestrians".