accommodating

If we actually want to change social structures to be more equal, more inclusive, more accommodating of human differences, we can’t blind ourselves to a major source of those differences.

For one, many companies have implemented hybrid telecommuting work schedules or staggered in-person hours, meaning fewer people in the office and thus a more accommodating environment to introduce four-legged office mates.

Agencies, as a whole, went out of their way to be extremely accommodating.

My agency has still been pretty accommodating, but you can almost feel this sense that they’re kind of over it.

The service looks to be more concerned with being chic than it does with being accommodating.

The law would also task a city staff member with accommodating complaints of discrimination from marginalized groups.

And the family members were very accommodating when it came to the material.

His interactions with congressional leaders were similarly accommodating.

Our family is fanatically loyal to accommodating businesses and avoid those that seem perplexed by us.

She really hasn't been well, and her superior officer is an accommodating old sort.

At Oulton, Bullen has a number of craft, ranging from a large pleasure wherry accommodating twelve persons, and let at 12l.

The bench (subsellium) differed from the stool only in accommodating more than one person.

These small rooms are supposed to be the sleeping-rooms of the gladiators, each accommodating two persons.

Along each side there is a row of free seats—about 50 altogether—capable of accommodating upwards of 300 persons.