Sentence examples for accommodate consumers needs from inspiring English sources

Hopefully once a standard has been agreed upon, it will accommodate consumers' needs fully.

"We think the law needs to accommodate consumers' need to listen to their own CD collections online in a digital form".

Mr. Iger, who has been chief executive for only four months, angered movie theater owners when he suggested studios needed to accommodate consumer demand by releasing movies simultaneously in theaters and on DVD.

They do it to accommodate consumer demand.

In this work we developed Kodak's consumer video benchmark data set, which includes (1) a significant number of videos from actual users (1358 video clips from consumers and 1873 clips from Youtube), (2) a rich lexicon that accommodates consumers' needs (more than 100 concepts), and (3) the annotation of a subset of concepts (25) over the entire video data set.

"With PlayTV," he admits, "yes you will need more storage, and retailers will probably accommodate those needs for consumers.

But Burke added that while Comcast will make adjustments to accommodate growing consumer demand for greater bandwidth, "we don't think there's any need to rebuild the infrastructure".

To top it off, the marketplace itself is shifting with new entrants aligning to accommodate the changing needs of consumers.

This has two key implications because data systems need to be integrated in a way that can accommodate the esoteric needs of each consumer a Firstline worker has to manage.

Now, most of them understand and accommodate their needs.

"This building doesn't accommodate the needs of the neighborhood".