Sentence examples for accommodate contemporary from inspiring English sources

The sale proceeds will be used to finance Smithsonian acquisitions, and the warehouse space freed can help accommodate contemporary firefighters' equipment.

The hadiths then multiplied in number and were often fabricated in order to create a normative past that could accommodate contemporary situations.

In later years, Dr. Henry quietly criticized some of the same institutions he had helped establish for going too far to accommodate contemporary cultural and political trends.

It looked at reconfiguring City Center in midtown, where Morton Baum had founded City Opera in 1944, but concluded that the fly space there couldn't accommodate contemporary sets.

Any work on historic sites, from maintaining an historic condition to modifying the physical form and program to accommodate contemporary needs, requires more effort than meets the eye.

But maintaining the historic integrity of a home while accommodating contemporary lifestyles can be tricky.

A large bay window built to accommodate a contemporary sink faces ferns and other tropical foliage.

The museum has added more gallery space to accommodate these contemporary art exhibitions, as well as its permanent collection of Tiffany glass and World's Fair memorabilia, hoping to become known as more than just the place to see the Moses panorama, which itself has had a face-lift.

These recommendations accommodate the contemporary requirements for the knowledge and competency needs in this rapidly evolving field of medicine.

Peters opened his New York gallery in 1992, and in 1998 he built a new $10 million gallery in Santa Fe that was designed to accommodate large contemporary art pieces and installations.

Very deep flexion can be achieved and is well accommodated using contemporary posterior-stabilized knee arthroplasty, but the kinematics differ from the intact natural knee.