Sentence examples for accommodate a demand from inspiring English sources

The problem's objective was to determine the best way to accommodate a demand volume, with which the composite radio infrastructure was faced.

It is critically important to understand that the elites who prosper from runaway inequality are willing to accommodate a demand that removes racial disparities among the poor and among the rich.

The building could accommodate a total demand of up to 40 megawatts.

Having no children, he entered into partnership with his nephew Abraham Kirkman (c. 1772) and began building pianofortes to accommodate a growing demand for that instrument.

Experts say that the overall slowdown in travel is allowing airlines to partly accommodate a growing demand for free seats and upgrades.

Yet Scotland is a reminder that a fully-funded and capped system may carry social and long-term economic cost in terms of its ability to accommodate a growing demand.

Developed just over two years ago to accommodate a growing demand for mausoleums like the one Mr. Peck bought, which including its lot has a retail cost of $400,000, the Private Estate Section at the century-old Daytona Memorial Park here has 15 lake-view lots.

This up-regulation stimulates the proliferation of pregnant β cells (Kim et al., 2010) and improves their GSIS (Ohara-Imaizumi et al., 2013) to accommodate a high-energy demand.

Perhaps that early experience of neglect explains why Dafoe has so often been an obliging actor, ready to do anything to accommodate a director's fruity demands.

Renewable tenure of individual burial sites and wholesale cemetery renewal is potentially a pragmatic land use outcome to accommodate an ever-increasing demand.

A Scottish government spokesman said: "We want to give drivers the confidence to make the same journeys they would in a petrol or diesel car, and with over 600 publicly available charge points now installed across Scotland we are building a network which can accommodate an ever-increasing demand.