Meanings of too accommodating in English

Being too demanding will be as counterproductive as being too accommodating.

Usually, it is the UK that is concerned Ireland will be too accommodating to Sinn Fein.

The Roh government has been criticised for being too accommodating to what many consider a renegade state.

Democrats' misgivings about Tillerson go well beyond the worry that he might be too accommodating toward Moscow.

Spokesperson Hone Harawira says the police are being too accommodating and should be turning more people away.

Beyond that, however, Gadara had stood her up for their last interview, so she wasn't feeling too accommodating.

Being too accommodating will be questioned.

He isn't too accommodating lately.

Could say there are plenty of ogres on site but the English are way too accommodating this weather for cheap jibes.

The planets often advise water signs against being a little too accommodating, but today you may actually benefit from such an approach.

Pena Nieto had faced criticism he was too accommodating with Trump but got a much needed ratings boost after cancelling the summit.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): There's a propensity to try and be a little too accommodating.

You may need to resist being too accommodating in the morning and you may need to curb a trace of pushiness in the afternoon.

Francis, who is accused by ultra-conservative Catholics of being too accommodating to other religions, praised the effects he said Buddhism has had on Thais.

You might feel obliged to attend unimportant chores or tasks throughout the day, and you're likely to fritter your spare time by being too accommodating.

A poll conducted for the Bild am Sonntag newspaper showed that 81 percent of Germans believe that Merkel's government has been too accommodating with Ankara.