Sentence examples for then accommodating from inspiring English sources

Of course, if Smith's practicality requirement on moral judgement is sound then accommodating it is a challenge faced by every meta-ethical theory, but consideration of how the requirement might be accommodated suggests that the problem is especially pronounced for the non-naturalist.

Yet on other matters, Mr. Sharon has blustered domestically, then accommodated Mr. Bush.

But "Now & Then" accommodates another analysis, expressed, oddly enough, by another representative of The Times, the former reporter Barnard Collier.

By the end of the Western, the town has been rid of its villains, but by dint of a kind of violence that it can't then accommodate.

"Like any detention centre, people are segregated in different units and the judgements are made by the professionals about the threat level from individuals, about whether or not they are then accommodated with other people of a lower risk," Dutton said.

And if so how could we then accommodate individuals who are oppressed as woman and as trans people?

The newly learned feet blocks are then accommodated in an activity region in the next refinement phase.

Admit this tiny flaw, then accommodate.

That's the difference between punching along the ropes and good infighting good infighting aims to force the opponent to make adjustments, and then accommodates for those adjustments.

This was unlike the upmarket hotels like Raffles Hotel, Goodwood Park Hotel and Adelphi Hotel which then accommodated mainly Europeans and English-speaking visitors.

Most were then accommodated in the camps or in the newly established tent camp just outside the Mauthausen sub-camp, where roughly 2,000 people were forced into tents intended for not more than 800 inmates, and then starved to death.