Sentence examples for without having to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The black maid, Francine (Crystal A. Dickinson), wants to do her work without having to accommodate Bev's demands a minute longer than she has to.

The TTIP gives America and Europe the chance to establish ground rules for resolving non-tariff trade barriers, which include everything from quotas to export subsidies and licensing schemes, without having to accommodate the likes of China.

Bloomberg's extraordinary wealth allowed him to become mayor without having to accommodate himself to the humbling facts about democracy, one of which is that in the course of representing people one is often obliged to say and do things — call it coalition-building, call it pandering — that one doesn't entirely agree with.

This is what will ultimately help their growing brains wire normally, without having to accommodate for some vague sense of impending danger as they develop, which may or may not exist.

Internet-delivered CBT allows the individual patient to engage in treatment and to be guided by a CBT therapist without having to accommodate to office appointments.

The widow enters the fray with the sympathy of her constituency, a sense of entitlement, the assumption of her husband's legacy, and the credential of having been a wife without the complication of having to accommodate the demands of a living man.

He will have to accommodate and compromise.

We have to accommodate the waves, right?

"They only have to accommodate each other.

Each will have to accommodate the other.

Degree-granting institutions will have to accommodate themselves to this.