Sentence examples for way of accommodation from inspiring English sources

But for now the area is still sparsely populated and with little in the way of accommodation or infrastructure, tourism is limited to day trips.

The second presupposition, that Fred has a son, cannot be bound, and therefore must be interpreted by way of accommodation.

According to the binding theory, this is because pronouns are descriptively attenuated, and therefore cannot be construed by way of accommodation.

Definite NPs like "the water molecule" or "the lonely carpenter" don't strike us as particularly poor, but may be hard to interpret by way of accommodation.

If a presupposition is to be interpreted by way of accommodation, new information is presented as if it were given, and it has often been observed that this will only work if the information is not contentious or otherwise remarkable.

She noted that when she started at Microsoft, she was pregnant and her colleagues were almost all young men, and there was little in the way of accommodation for her in the culture or policies of the company.

Some say they are being asked to pay too much for too little in the way of accommodations.

Azaleas are hardy plants that don't need much in the way of accommodations.

Rooms could only be booked through the hotel, but not as part of a package, the traditional if not the uniform way of securing accommodation in Mecca.

22 Although Guadeloupe won't see much in the way of new accommodations this year, several established locations have undergone renovations for the coming season, as the island continues to modernize.

Born in the Chilean capital of Santiago, Bolaño was typical of a generation of Latin American writers who had to cope with exile and a difficult relationship with their home country, its values and its ways of seeking accommodation with a turbulent history.