Sentence examples for accommodate an atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Some climate scientists believe we can accommodate an atmosphere with concentrations of carbon dioxide that are twice the levels of the preindustrial era about five hundred and fifty parts per million.

These varied models can accommodate a range of atmospheres, and the exoplanets will have very different surface temperatures depending on all of this.

The Kremlin, about 20 years after the Soviet Union's implosion, still offers little in the line of atmosphere fit to accommodate an American leader's desires.

With the millions of new buildings that will be needed to accommodate a growing U.S. population, better design and construction could keep a substantial amount of climate-changing carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere.

This instrument was designed to accommodate a variety of contact geometries and it features a wide range of applied loads and sliding speeds under high vacuum or controlled atmosphere conditions.

Accommodate a variety of learning styles.

However, the research team sought to establish an accommodating atmosphere by carefully introducing the study, being attentive and avoiding a judgemental approach towards the interviewees, and instead giving them space and positive recognition to tell their story.

The current scandals in Kentucky's athletic department are more demoralizing than past scandals because they represent an accommodating atmosphere for breaking rules.

Teachers should aim to bring an accommodating atmosphere to the classroom where both extroverts and introverts can share their ideas and reach their potential without feeling pressurized.

The use of independent publicity representatives like Pat Kingsley and Leslee Dart of PMK Publicity who, essentially, shield movie and television stars from the media, has also created a less accommodating atmosphere and led to a certain hostility between public relations executives and journalists, although the end product -- favorable coverage -- often is pretty much the same.

"He's accommodating, a pragmatist.