Sentence examples for slow to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Strangely, though, we are slow to accommodate what some of these discoveries entail, about history and evolution.

Reluctant to relinquish their gatekeeping role and the dominant logic of 'we publish, consumers read,' newspapers were slow to accommodate non-print forms of information delivery.

Tens of thousands of Sunni Sons of Iraq must yet be transformed from militiamen into government servants in a Shia-dominated administration; so far, Maliki's government has been slow to accommodate these Sunni tribesmen.

Back then nobody in Europe had an economic interest in conflict; but Germany felt that the world was too slow to accommodate its growing power, and crude, irrational passions like nationalism took hold.

If a sampling probe is used, the entrant's rate of progress should be slowed to accommodate the sampling speed and detector response.

On an urban track it weaved around a figure-of-eight course, slowing to accommodate oncoming traffic as it squeezed around another car parked partially in its lane.

Construction was temporarily slowed to accommodate the care and relocation of desert tortoises a threatened species found in larger numbers than expected.

The road narrows and Sam slows to accommodate farmers swaying on bicycles.

Some students felt senior students were not interested in helping or teaching them, whilst others indicated their learning slowed to accommodate students in junior years.

The protocol of exercises in the NSEB group was the same as that undertaken by the NSE group; however, it was initially progressed slower to accommodate the additional behavioral component.

In synchronous computers, the clock's basic pace must be slow enough to accommodate the slowest action within the group.