Sentence examples for To accommodate good from inspiring English sources

It starts with the definition of scientific research and its underlying obligation on why and how empirical approach proves and derives facts to accommodate good design.

Again this contrasts to the PCM approach, which is able to accommodate good predictions also for a new inhibitor for which only little data is available.

I imagine them on top of me, feeling the warmth of their body...Sorry, I got a tad carried away in my on visual there.... Of course, that fantasy fades away rather quickly when I snap back to the reality of my disabled life -- my body that is stuck at 90 degrees in a sitting position, unable to lift or bend my legs in anyway to accommodate a good fucking.

The 66-inch credenza, which is large enough to accommodate a good-size TV, has an integrated iPod dock, CD player and FM radio.

Next to them Kully lays back to accommodate a good-looking Moroccan man, while others queue behind, fiddling impatiently with their condoms.

Next to them Kully lies back to accommodate a good-looking Moroccan man, while others queue behind, fiddling impatiently with their condoms.

The most central docks, St Katharine Docks, were built in 1828 to accommodate luxury goods, clearing the slums that lay in the area of the former Hospital of St Katharine.

Mr. Ebersol expressed confidence that enough time can be found in the normal breaks of games to accommodate the make goods.

I believe this begs a larger question:  whether it's time that the rules be modernized to accommodate new ways goods are sold today — everything from books to razor blades, even groceries.

Texture is proof that gastronomy is changing to accommodate people who love good food but don't want to be punished by it.

In either case, government's income needs to be increased to accommodate that, and a good share should obviously come from business's excess profits!