Sentence examples for to accommodating from inspiring English sources
The phrase "to accommodating" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "to accommodate"? You can use "to accommodate" when referring to the act of making adjustments or providing what is needed for someone or something. Example: "We need to accommodate the new schedule to ensure everyone can attend the meeting."
verb
To render fit, suitable, or correspondent; to adapt; to conform; as, to accommodate ourselves to circumstances.
- They accommodate their counsels to his inclination. -Joseph Addison
But when it comes to accommodating Congress "his answer is always no".
Even the sex industry has come round to accommodating the needs of the aged.
Considerable attention has been paid to accommodating friends and relatives who accompany patients.
She is used to accommodating emotionally fraught characters "on a psychophysical level".
The modern idea of citizenship goes some way to accommodating the tension between solidarity and diversity.
He said the expansion and modernization was critical to accommodating more pilgrims, and would jump-start Samarra's staggering economy.
Over in Texas, voters have been casting their ballots for more than a week thanks to accommodating early voting rules.
"We didn't discuss it," Trump said, and then, after saying he'd be open to accommodating Romania, gestured over to Iohannis.
Another challenge is that some of the more intriguing if little-known churches are unaccustomed to accommodating tourists.
To the cellphone providers, this hub — and others like it — are essential to accommodating the explosion of mobile data and voice communications.
Even the Today programme will give up part of its precious airtime to accommodating a dramatic episode in which Bloom (played by Henry Goodman) takes his breakfast.
