Sentence examples for accommodate given from inspiring English sources

Instead, price increases trigger higher wage demands (which firms must accommodate given the lack of surplus labour), and higher wages trigger price increases.

That could be difficult for Mr. Rajoy to accommodate, given the pressure he is under to raise tax revenue to meet budget deficit goals agreed to with his European counterparts.

But it was important for President Bush to be accommodating, given the nature of this transition, occurring as it does during a time of war and economic crisis.

Such preferences should be accommodated; given a chance, it may catch on with the wider public.

The question is, therefore, not just which stratification variables a clinician should select from the bewildering assortment of prognostic variables that is available, but rather how many can be accommodated given the sample size.

Uses AI reasoning to identify what meeting times would best accommodate attendees given time zones.

In the second stage, the greedy packing procedure is embedded in a heuristic enumeration strategy to find the smallest container to accommodate all given circles.

Full passive extension in total knee arthroplasty is predicated on creating a large enough extension gap to accommodate any given combined thickness of femoral and tibial components.

And it would actually have to involve a higher rate of inflation, both because the required adjustment is bigger and because the periphery is a smaller share of euro area GDP, which by the math means that overall inflation needs to be higher to accommodate a given amount of relative adjustment.

Call ahead of time and ask the manager if they can accommodate you, given your food allergies or restrictions.

This methodology combines regression trees, where trees are built according to optimal decision rules based on how binary decisions best accommodate a given dataset (De'ath, 2007; Elith et al., 2008), and boosting, which selects the tree that minimises the loss function.